U.S. Hotel Supply Growth Slows

Kempinski Enters U.S. With Miami Residences

Kempinski Group announced its first branded residential project in the United States in Miami’s Design District. The development will have 132 private residences in two 20-story towers, plus townhomes and guest suites for residents. Interiors are designed for luxury living with views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Kempinski will manage services and amenities such as spa, fitness, dining areas, lounges and family spaces. Completion is planned for the fourth quarter of 2029. Read more.

Four Seasons Westlake Village Valentine’s Weekend Offer

Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village in California rolled out Valentine’s weekend experiences for February 2026. Couples can enjoy romantic dining, including a three-course dinner with Champagne and floral accents. Spa packages range from couples massages to full-day cabana rentals at the pool. Activities include a paint and sip event and special Galentine’s Day offerings for friends. The hotel is known for combining wellness, dining and creative experiences. Read more.

There’s a reason mobile home parks are getting so much institutional love

They remain one of the key affordable-housing sources nationally, have limited supply and high tenant retention (10-12Y). Investors can see tremendous upside with professionally-managed MHP portfolios such as Vintage Capital’s, which targets a 15-17% IRR and makes monthly distributions. Invest directly in individual deals or via a 10+ property fund. 1031s also available. Visit the deal room now to get started.

Hot Chocolate Chat on WGN Radio

This episode of the Bob Sirott show on WGN Radio featured a discussion about Hotel Chocolat. Kelly Goering, general manager for Hotel Chocolat U.S., talked about the company’s move from the U.K. into the Chicago market and its approach to chocolate. The segment highlighted what sets the brand’s hot chocolate and offerings apart for listeners. Read more.

Dual-Brand Hotel Under Construction in Fresno

Construction began on a new dual-brand hotel near Fresno’s River Park area in California. The project will include an AC Hotel, featuring a rooftop lounge, and an Element Hotel focused on extended stays, all under one entrance. The four-story property will have about 195 rooms, a pool, gym and conference space. It’s expected to open by late 2027 or early 2028, adding Fresno’s first four-star hotel option in the area. Read more.

U.S. Hotel Supply Growth Slows

New hotel construction in the United States is declining amid tight financing and high costs. The number of rooms under construction has dropped, which could limit future supply growth across the market. Elevated interest rates on construction loans and ongoing cost pressures are major factors behind the slowdown. This trend may influence pricing and availability in key travel destinations. Read more.

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