Description
The $10 trillion travel industry has been propelled to the forefront of the economy as consumers allocate more time and resources toward travel and enriching experiences. The convergence of loan maturities and renovation needs, combined with limited supply growth, has the hotel industry potentially poised for growth, and investors who are under-allocated to the sector may be missing out. Join us to learn how the lodging sector differs from other types of commercial real estate and how this dynamic asset class may offer benefits to a portfolio such as diversification, a hedge against inflation, reduced volatility, and non-correlation.
Learning Objectives
- How the lodging sector differs from other types of commercial real estate.
- An under-allocated asset class that financial professionals should be aware of when looking for alternative real estate sectors.
-How lodging real estate may offer benefits to a portfolio such as diversification, a hedge against inflation, reduced volatility, and non-correlation.
- Lodging demand drivers and why we are seeing fundamental shifts in consumer behavior.
- Lodging economic outlook and key performance indicators.