Two times of sharing on the key issues of the recovery of the hospitality sector. Which assets will be the most resilient ? What impact can we anticipate from new regulations on the value of assets ? By Sylvie Bergeret COO at MKG Consulting.
Assets : Who will be the most resilient?
The economic crisis has shaken up many of the certainties in the hospitality market, and the great hotel models of yesterday will not necessarily be the winners of tomorrow.
In addition to the evolution of traditional hotel concepts, which are integrating more services to meet the new standards of the lifestyle hotel industry, new areas of the sector are emerging or being rediscovered : resorts, co-living, open-air hotels, etc.
Are the destinations in which to invest still the same ? What about coastal, mountain or secondary city destinations ?
Have investment models changed at a time when returns are being squeezed by rising land and construction costs ?
New regulations : what impact on the value of assets ?
The tertiary sector decree, RE 2025... regulations in favour of environmental preservation are multiplying, in addition to labels and local specificities.
While there is no doubt that the long-term impact on energy savings and carbon emissions will be beneficial, it is certain that all of these measures will result in an increase in construction costs in the short term, or in the capital expenditure required for renovations or upgrades.
In this context, what is the balance sheet impact of hotel investments ? Do the savings and the exit value allow these costs to be offset ?
See you soon to discover a new intervention of this day which will deal with :
- Development and investment: Where are we going ? How and why ?
- Financing: recovery, recovery, resilience: keeping the industry on track
- Transactions and investment: the state of play
- Climate regulation, what impact on real estate development ?
- Alternative asset classes: new development models
- Testimonies of projects to undertake and cultivate excellence
- Our weapons for optimising recovery
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