On Fire

Gulf Coast hospitality development and investment sales have been rampant — but the upswing is far from over, a leading industry expert says.

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 12:40 p.m. February 26, 2020
COURTESY PHOTO -- The 444-room Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay is among several high-end lodging properties that have garnered investor attention along the Gulf Coast this economic cycle.
COURTESY PHOTO -- The 444-room Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay is among several high-end lodging properties that have garnered investor attention along the Gulf Coast this economic cycle.
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Despite significant hospitality development throughout the Gulf Coast, one of the nation’s leading hotel consultants and developers believes the region – and especially the Tampa Bay area – is poised to grow further in terms of overall keys over the next several years.

 

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