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Frankfurt/Main. The investment volume on the German hotel real estate market is still clearly behind the boom years in the third quarter of 2021. However, distress sales are largely absent, prices are rather stable and experts are forecasting a further upswing.

Munich. Demolish or build new? This is no longer decided by the builder, but by the economic cycle of the building. The main drivers for sustainable construction are the people/customers, not the investors. Authorities and banks have also not yet got used to 'building for the future'. This relies on digital tools for more efficient planning and cost savings. Practical experience - just in time for Expo Real 2021.

Berlin. More franchise, a new own brand and, despite Corona, the desire for further lease contracts. This was announced by Andreas Erben of Primestar Hospitality at the end of June. The own brand will have a hotel, living and long-stay character, a young platform will help in distribution. Details.

Madrid. During the first half of 2021, transactions in the Spanish hospitality industry has seen one of the best results of the last 15 years: more than 1 billion euros of global total investment.

Frankfurt/M. The banks continue to keep the money taps closed for hotel investments in Germany, the equity requirements have increased enormously in the corona crisis. Nevertheless, there are signs of a delicate upswing on the market.

Berlin/Portsmouth. In Germany's A-destinations, project developments in the hotel sector have decreased significantly in 2020. Overall, however, the European market remains robust, many projects were merely postponed.

Hamburg. The market volume of German hotels fell by around 10% in 2020. Low performance of operators temporarily reduces value.

Frankfurt. New hotel construction in Germany is now visibly shrinking. A-locations are losing popularity. B, C and D locations already account for over two-thirds of rooms. Specialised knowledge is now more in demand than ever.

Frankfurt. The development of the German hotel investment market was clearly negative in the first quarter of 2021, but less disastrous than expected.

London. Sharp declines in revenue caused by the pandemic coupled with a more cautious approach to lending has prompted hotel valuations in Europe to fall over the past 12 months, although not as steeply as initially anticipated.