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Indian Hospitality Investment in 2024: A Year of Strong Growth and Positive Outlook #IndianHospitality #HotelInvestment #HospitalityGrowth2024 #RealEstateInvestments #InfrastructureDevelopment #CommercialMarketExpansion #HospitalitySectorIndia #HotelDevelopment #TravelAndTourismIndia #InvestmentOpportunitiesIndia

India’s hospitality sector booms in H1 2024 with $93 million in investments. Growth is fueled by rising Tier II and III city developments, a surge in greenfield projects, and strong investor confidence across both established and emerging markets. For more information, follow the link: https://lnkd.in/gNJXx_Py #IndianHospitality #HospitalityInvestments #GreenfieldProjects #HotelSignings #InvestorConfidence #EmergingMarkets #HospitalityGrowth #InvestmentTrends #HotelTransactions #IndiaRealEstate #RealEstateTrends #RealtyIndustry #RealEstateIndustryNews #LatestRealEstateNews

India’s hotel invest. volume quadruples in ’23 According to JLL’s recently released report ‘Hotel Investment Trends in India’, the hotel investment landscape in India witnessed significant growth in 2023, with a four-fold increase in investment volume compared to the previous year. This surge in hotel investments was resulted by IPOs and premium listings of hotel companies. The positive momentum is expected to continue into 2024. #HotelInvestment #IndiaHospitality #InvestmentTrends #JLLReport #HospitalityIndustry #IPOsInIndia #PremiumListings #HotelDevelopment #InvestmentGrowth #2024Outlook

Indian Hospitality Sector is expected to receive $436 mn investment, a 29% up from the last year The number of transactions remains similar but the ticket size has increased. 30% of the business comes from HNI and Family Businesses and 24% comes from Real Estate developers. Year wise transaction details: 2019: $762 mn 2020: $67 mn 2021: $11 mn 2022: $76 mn From Jan to June' 24 : $93 mn Higher room rent, high revenue per available room and high occupancy leads to this increase in transaction. This news will be positive for Hospitality Sector. Stocks in focus: 1. IHCL Market Cap: INR 874 bn Current Share Price: Rs. 616 2. Lemon tree Market Cap: INR 95.5 bn Current Share Price: Rs. 124 3. Taj GVK Hotels and Resorts Market Cap: INR 19 bn Current Share Price: Rs. 318 4. EIH Limited Market Cap: INR 232 bn Current Share Price: Rs. 365

JLL reports India's hospitality sector attracted a record $401 million in investments in 2023, with significant growth in hotel transactions and increasing interest in tier two cities, paving the way for a positive outlook in 2024. Read more at: https://ow.ly/e4R950R5z6L #JLL | #Hospitality | #Investments | #Outlook

What’s on the horizon for hotel #investment? Join Steve Carroll, Ananth Ramchandran, and Claire Lim at Steve CarrollmeAnanth Ramchandran Asia Claire Limional Hospitality Investment Forum Asia] 2024 as they lead discussions on the latest trends in the #hotel sector. From Asia’s emergence as a premier investment destination, to the rising prominence of franchising and the factors fuelling its growth, right down to the untapped potential of #ESG factors in hospitality, hear from our CBRE Hotels’ team of experts on key insights around enhancing asset profitability and capital returns. See what to expect at the event here: https://cbre.co/3ATl32r #TogetherCBRE #CBREIndia #CBREcareers #CBRE #WhyCBRE #AboutCBRE #CBRETeam #Commercialrealestate #Bestplacetowork #ClientTestimonial #RealEstateExperts #Client #ClientSuccess #SustainableInfrastructure #ResilientFuture #InfraGrowth #GreenBuilding #UrbanDevelopment #CBREAsiaPacific

India's hospitality sector attracts $93 million in investments in the first half of 2024, fueled by rising demand in Tier II & III cities, strong growth in the upscale and mid-scale segments, and increasing investor confidence. For more information, follow the link: https://lnkd.in/gNJXx_Py #therealtytoday #therealtytodaynews #therealtytodayupdates #IndianHospitality #HospitalityInvestments #GreenfieldProjects #HotelSignings #InvestorConfidence #EmergingMarkets #HospitalityGrowth #InvestmentTrends #HotelTransactions #IndiaRealEstate #RealEstateTrends #RealtyIndustry #RealEstateIndustryNews #LatestRealEstateNews

It is always inspiring to speak with experts in the field, and the conversations at #AHIFAsia2024 only reinforced that Pro-invest Group's strategy is aligned with what the market is telling us: that is, that the fundamentals of Asian hospitality represent long-term appeal. While hotels were hard hit by the Covid pandemic, the fact that they recovered faster than other sectors of commercial real estate demonstrates their resilience and ability to succeed in good times and bad. We remain confident in the long-term future of hotels as an asset class and are always on the look-out for new opportunities in destinations where demand is greater than supply. As I said on the panel, the rise of the middle class in Asia, and their desire to travel and discover new destinations, means that hospitality will continue to be a great investment for years to come. Moreover, hotels serve as a reliable inflation hedge, offering flexibility to adjust rates in response to demand fluctuations. As the largest independent operator of hotels across Australasia, our experienced team is perfectly poised to take advantage of these opportunities, with over 30 years of expertise in hotel management. Our integrated platform covers the entire investment process, from structuring and managing funds to development and operations. Thanks to Isobel Lee for her great story in Hospitality Investor, which you can read below. #Hotelinvestment #IHIFAsia2024 #Hospitality #Commercialrealestate #ProinvestGroup

21/08/2024 News Headline Hospitality sector may see Investment of $436m this year. Sector: Hospitality Nifty 50 - 24699 Investment Growth The article highlights a significant $436 million investment in India’s hospitality sector. This indicates strong investor confidence and a positive outlook for the sector’s recovery and growth. Economic Impact Such investments are expected to generate numerous employment opportunities and boost the overall economy. Additionally, increased funding can lead to the development of new hotels, resorts, and related infrastructure. Market Dynamics The investment surge suggests a robust recovery trajectory for the hospitality sector, which was severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Enhanced infrastructure and services can improve India’s competitive position in the global tourism market. Conclusion The projected investments in the hospitality sector signal a positive outlook, with potential for substantial economic benefits and sectoral growth. This reflects the sector’s resilience and strategic importance in India’s economic landscape. Rishabh Kale

It was a pleasure to share a panel on Hotel Investment Returns at HICAP SG with Calvin Li Jason Leong Kusumine Enami Regina Foo Shyn Yee Ho-Strangas 何勋谊. And always good to listen to and exchange thoughts with the hotel community in Asia-Pacific. A few sound bites: 2023/2024 was strong for top line growth, whilst costs are normalising. Expect the red hot occupancy and ADR metrics to taper off as we head into 2025 - from STR Long-term the structural growth trends look positive for Asia with guest demand for hotels (+5-7%) outstripping supply (+2%), driven by shifting demographics and supply constraints - from CEO Accor The large operators remain interested in growing by acquiring operating platforms, as long as a complimentary fit, eg. most recently Hyatt acquired The Standard - from CEO Hyatt Availability of capital is the key to kick-starting hotel transaction volumes. Banks remain biased towards blue chip sponsors with a focus on cash flow/ICR and lower LTVs. The lending gap for SMEs and leverage above 50% LTV is partly being filled by non-banks. Sustainability remains a discussion for all. Adoption of green best practice in Asia is behind Europe. For investors and owners the focus is on sustainability initiatives with a positive ROI. Thank you to the #HICAP and #BHN teams for putting together this insightful event. #hotel #hospitality #travel #toursim #asiapacific #sustainability