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Bevyhouse Unveils Sunrise - Its First Ready to Build Line of Factory-Built Homes

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By Corey McCarthy
| EIN Presswire
Bevyhouse Sunrise is a timeless, ready-to-build home designed for California lots, combining resilient construction, a welcoming entry, and an attached two car garage. Vaulted ceilings and clerestory windows bring light and volume to the Sunrise kitchen, creating an open plan gathering space at the heart of the home. Expansive sliding doors connect the Sunrise great room to the outdoors, extending daily living into a deck ready space with an easy indoor-outdoor flow.
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Running Lean, Not Empty: Turning a Demand Slowdown Into a Margin Engine

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By Corey McCarthy
| HospitalityNet
For the first time in four years, U.S. hoteliers are staring at a genuine cyclical crosswind: topline erosion combined with cost stickiness. RevPAR in upscale and upper-midscale is receding 4–5 percent year-over-year, and wage inflation still burns 11 percent hotter than last winter. In this environment, patience is expensive.
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Connection Over Code: A Human-First Vision for Hotel Tech

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By Corey McCarthy
| HospitalityNet
Lately, it feels like nearly every conversation I have comes back to how fast AI is moving—and how easily we can get swept up in it. In an industry that thrives on personal connection, it’s worth asking: What does all this tech actually do for the people who make hospitality what it is? Because here’s the thing. Hotels don’t run on code. They run on people. On housekeepers who notice the little things. On engineers who fix problems before guests know they exist.
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