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The European hotel real-estate outlook is getting better with every trophy asset changing hands according to a statement from Deloitte covered in HotelNewsNow yesterday.

Nick van Marken global head of advisory tourism hospitality and leisure at Deloitte said in an interview things have ‘ìimproved quite remarkably’ but that then again the hotel industry has always been resilient.

‘ìFrom a transaction perspective there is no doubt there is a view within the investment community that there is opportunity to put money back to work’ he said. ‘ìThe slight challenge has been the absence of anything to buy.’

With an absence of leverage and finance particularly debt there hasn’t been much activity since 2007.

Read the article in full at HotelNewsNow

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