U.S. Hotel Transactions

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Lodging,
Real Estate Services
Tags:
Allocation,
Jones Lang LaSalle
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Jones Lang LaSalle

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Overview: The doubling of hotel transactions in the first half of the year 2004, and the forecasted growth for the rest of the year represents the beginning of a sustained level in overall transaction volume activity, as long as interest rates don't rise dramatically. The strong recovery environment this year bodes well for a continued growth position in 2005. Unsatisfied investors who have not made all their buys will extend additional allocation requirements in 2004, and initiate buys in 2005 with their remaining allocations.

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Format: PDF | Size: 667KB | Date: Aug 2004 | Pages: 12

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