The recovery of the luxury hotel industry from the challenges of the pandemic have been extraordinary. Guests have returned and investors have noticed. Last year, global hotel liquidity finished at $51 billion, with more than 20% of the single-asset liquidity being derived from luxury assets—its highest portion since 2015, according to JLL research. In this episode of "Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate," Maybourne Hotel Group’s Marc Socker and Zach Demuth, JLL’s Global Head of Hotel Research, delve into how why global investors are staying positive on luxury hotels in 2024, in part due to the sector’s shedding its traditional habits and embracing a more inclusive approach, underlining a new era of hospitality.

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Retailers like gyms, grocery and department stores have traditionally played a crucial role as anchor tenants. But recent studies have flagged sports stadiums as having the potential to rival traditional anchors, generating millions, if not billions, of dollars. The recent attention has pushed developers to take a deeper look at sports stadiums. One big question for them: what happens when the stadium lights dim? Listen to industry experts Ersal Ozdemir, founder and owner of real estate development company Keystone Group and American soccer team Indy Eleven, and Jim Renne, JLL's national director for sports entertainment project development, chat about the creation of authentic communities, the life of stadiums beyond game days, and the economic drivers beyond these projects.

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Over 30 U.S. cities have committed to developing building performance standards by Earth Day in April, part of the Biden administration's National Building Performance Standards Coalition. But not all standards are the same, either in their ambition nor specific targets. New York's Local Law 97 aims to lower greenhouse gas emissions in large buildings. Other cities prioritize energy use intensity , which measures a building’s energy efficiency. In this episode of Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate, experts explore the nuances of these regulations, the potential penalties for non-compliance, and the strategies building owners are using to navigate this evolving landscape. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how new green standards are reshaping the industry and the opportunities they present for sustainability and innovation.

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