Industry Articles

Going Remote: which routines will have long-term staying power and what impact will they have on future real estate development?

As we continue to move closer to a post-pandemic world, we’ll need to rethink how we operate on a daily basis, specifically when it comes to public transportation.

The resort and golf segment has been a relatively strong service over the past 10 years. If the ‘lock down’ stays within 30-60 days, we believe the golf and resort industry should “weather the storm” for the following reasons:

As technology continues to creep into every aspect of our lives, those not willing to adapt and implement new systems are taking a risk.

With more hotel and resort mergers, we’ll see even more new brands compete, not only with non-flagged properties, but among their own company’s brands as well.

The hospitality industry is constantly changing. Technology and customer expectations have driven these changes and will continue to do so in the future. Included in this blog post are the top five trends in the hospitality industry today.

Golf is experiencing a major evolution and jump in popularity that hasn’t been seen since Tiger Woods first starting winning title after title, after even more titles, nearly 20 years ago. And TopGolf is playing a major role.

Here are some of the prominent course openings golfers can expect this year.

From design trends to stock market trends, every industry is subject to a range of influences that also create certain trends. Commercial real estate is no exception. Here are the top three commercial real estate trends to watch for in 2019.