There was just $1B of hotel investment sales in April. The drop comes as U.S. hotel trade volume was predicted to increase this year, continuing a trend that began in 2025.But stagnant interest rates, the chance of a rate hike, and political volatility are keeping some capital on ice, one opportunistic hospitality investor said.
“There is so much liquidity in the marketplace wanting to be deployed,” said Doug McKnight, president of RREAF Holdings, a hospitality and multifamily investment and development firm. “It's just a matter of what pencils, and you have to be very selective.” ...
RSK: Hotel prices went down last year but are slowly ticking up once again.
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