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  • Effectively Managing FF&E for Condo Hotels

  • Condo-hotels, also known as condotels and apartotels, are taking the hotel industry by storm. Initially made popular in the Miami area throughout the 1980s, these residences are back in a big way, allowing biggest names in luxury hotel brands to create a whole new real estate market. By uniting the public's desire to invest in real estate with the travel industry's quest for new properties, the condo hotel has reinvigorated the hotel construction business, altering the skylines of gateway cities from San Francisco and Las Vegas to Boston and New York.

    These residences are typically high-rise, luxury properties in outstanding locations associated with well-known names in the hotel industry such as Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Starwood, Trump and Sonesta. They offer a great opportunity for a hotel to leverage and extend their brand into a luxury residence, where buyers can enjoy all the amenities of staying in a hotel, with the added benefit of owning a piece of the real estate. Most condo-hotels feature incredible amenities and guest services of four-star caliber or better, including full-service spas, work-out facilities, room service, housekeeping services, resort-style pools, restaurants and access to concierge services.

    Mixed use residences like this come in many flavors: condo hotels, residential ...

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