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The Rezidor Hotel Group Announces 2 Hotels in Paris
Nov 10, 2008

The Rezidor Hotel Group continues to expand its portfolio in Paris and introduces two new Radisson properties. The 296-room Radisson Ambassador Hotel, Paris Opéra,  formerly known as the Hotel Ambassador will hoist the Radisson flag as of December 2008. And in 2011, the group will open the new-build Radisson Hotel Paris La Défense featuring 343 rooms. The Radisson Ambassador Hotel, Paris Opéra is located in the center of the Opera Quarter, on Boulevard Haussmann in the 9th district. The building offers the 16 Haussmann restaurant, The Lindbergh Bar named after Charles Lindberg, 8 meeting rooms and a business centre, and a fitness area. The hotel will undergo an extensive renovation which will be completed by2010. The Radisson Hotel Paris La Défense will be built in the upcoming business district La Défense. The property is located close to the city centre and a 5 minutes drive away from Champs-Elysées. The new hotel will be located close to the subway station Esplanade de La Défense, at the intersection between two main highways, A14 and A86, which provide easy access to the ring and the international airport Charles de Gaulle. It will offer over 20 floors and 343 rooms and suites.

 
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While Hotel Investment Activity Languishes in the U.S., Market Remains Viable in Brazil
June 10, 2009
Plagued by the global recession that has slashed both business and pleasure travel, the hotel market is suffering on an international level and investors have backed away from buying or building in most locations, with a few exceptions--like Brazil. According to a new report by real estate services firm Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, the positive long-term growth forecast for Brazil is popping up on the radar of those who are in the position to invest.
While Hotel Investment Activity Languishes in the U.S., Market Remains Viable in Brazil
June 09, 2009
Plagued by the global recession that has slashed both business and pleasure travel, the hotel market is suffering on an international level and investors have backed away from buying or building in most locations, with a few exceptions--like Brazil. According to a new report by real estate services firm Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, the positive long-term growth forecast for Brazil is popping up on the radar of those who are in the position to invest.
Tokyo is Priciest Market as Climate Favors Office Tenants Worldwide: CBRE
June 08, 2009
Tenants have the edge in most of the world’s major office markets, concludes an analysis by CB Richard Ellis Inc. Class A rents are sliding dramatically and vacancy is ticking upwards in nearly every region, according to the study published last week.
Hotel Construction Pipeline Sluggish Throughout EMEA Region
June 05, 2009
Not surprisingly, the global recession is negatively impacting hotel development throughout Europe, Middle East and Africa regions, according to Lodging Econometrics' Q1 2009 construction pipeline report for the region.
 
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