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Lodging REITs own hotels and resorts. Lodging REITs’ properties service a wide spectrum of customers, from business travelers to vacationers.
Lodging REIT CEO Justin Knight says 2016 is off to a solid start.
CEO Justin Knight says Hilton and Marriott partnership producing “strongest returns.”
CEO Justin Knight says lodging REIT is enhancing relationship with Hilton, Marriott brands.
REITs recognized for guest experience and performance in large portfolio category.
CEO Justin Knight says the REIT is also looking to mitigate expense increases through active asset management.
Lodging REITs are en route to recovery, but the pace of improvement is likely to be uneven.
CFO Liz Perkins says leisure and travel trends have been strong this year.
CEO Justin Knight says about half of portfolio has no new supply within a five mile radius.
CEO Justin Knight says rising construction costs are likely to slow supply growth.
CEO Justin Knight says the trend will positively impact the lodging and resorts sector.
The pickup in business demand will benefit Apple Hospitality for the remainder of this year, Knight said.