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HVS European Hotel Valuation Index In-Depth Insights 2021 | By Sophie Perret & Mattia Cavenati & Simon Hulten – Hospitality Net
Sharp declines in revenue caused by the pandemic coupled with a more cautious approach to lending has prompted hotel valuations to fall over the past 12 months, although not as steeply as some had initially anticipated. This is the key finding of our annual European Hotel Valuation Index (HVI), which reports that in the year of the COVID-19 outbreak hotel values saw average declines of between 5% and 15% compared with the previous year.
HVS European Hotel Valuation Index In-Depth Insights 2021
Sophie Perret is managing director of the HVS London office. She joined HVS in 2003, following ten years’ operational experience in the hospitality industry in South America and Europe. Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sophie holds a degree in Hotel Management from Ateneo de Estudios Terciarios, and an MBA from IMHI (Essec Business School, France and Cornell University, USA).
2019 European Hotel Transactions | By Nicolas Auer, Mattia Cavenati & Shaffer Patrick – Hospitality Net
Total European hotel transaction volume reached the highest annual level ever recorded last year - with €27.1 billion-worth of deals being struck, according to our annual European Hotel Transactions report published this week. The largest amount of capital was poured into the UK with some €5.3 billion (£4.4 billion) - 23% of total volumes, a 15% decrease on the previous year.
HVS reports record year for European hotel transactions
Total European hotel transaction volume reached the highest annual level ever recorded last year – with €27.1 billion-worth of deals being struck, according to the annual European Hotel Transactions report. The largest amount of capital was poured into the UK with some €5.3 billion (£4.4 billion) – 23 per cent of total volumes. This was, however, a 15 per cent decrease on the previous year.
Amsterdam Hotel Market – Rate Growth Paves the Way | By Mattia Cavenati & Sophie Perret – Hospitality Net
Amsterdam is in the province of North Holland, in the heart of the Randstad, Europe's sixth-largest metropolitan area. The city of Amsterdam is the capital and the largest city in the Netherlands, with a population of just over 850,000 recorded in 2018. While Amsterdam is known globally for its historic canals, art museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum), red-light district and 'coffee' shops, it is also a significant European financial centre.
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