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Hospitality: Current Trends & Issues
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Hotel Properties - U.S. vs. Canada
Source: STR
U.S. CANADA
2015 2016 % Change 2015 2016 % Change
Total Properties 54,075 54,592 1.0% 7,459 7,469 0.1%
Total Rooms 5,051,239 5,115,739 1.3% 438,045 441,244 0.7%
Total Affiliated Properties 31,536 32,178 2.0% 1,835 1,876 2.2%
Total Affiliated Rooms 3,518,425 3,594,451 2.2% 221,239 224,839 1.6%
Percentage of Total U.S. CANADA
Total Affiliated Properties 58.3% 58.9% 0.6% 24.6% 25.1% 0.5%
Total Affiliated Rooms 69.7% 70.3% 0.6% 50.5% 51.0% 0.5%
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Hotel Market Performance
Source: STR
CANADA (CAD$)
2015 2016 2017F
Occupancy 64% 65% 66%
Average Rate
$144 $149 $157
RevPAR $92 $97 $103
RevPAR Growth
3.6% 5.0% 6.6%
Demand 0.2% 1.5% 2.5%
Supply 1.0% 0.9% 1.0%
U.S. (USD$)
2015 2016 2017F
Occupancy 65% 66% 65%
Average Rate
$120 $124 $127
RevPAR $79 $81 $83
RevPAR Growth
6.3% 3.2% 2.2%
Demand 2.9% 1.7% 1.7%
Supply 1.1% 1.6% 2.0%
Where are we in the cycle? - Europe
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Where are we in the cycle? – Middle East
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Development pipeline – Middle East + Europe
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Middle East reported 93,984 (incl. Africa) rooms in 302 hotel projects
Major countries are:
• Saudi Arabia (40,145 rooms in 95 projects)
• UAE (32,604 rooms in 116 projects)
• Qatar (9,147 rooms in 37 projects)
• Egypt (4,775 rooms in 14 projects)
Supply increase +3.6%
Europe reported 75,755 rooms in 488 hotel projects
Major countries are:
• United Kingdom (16,276 rooms in 131 projects)
• Germany (13,499 rooms in 69 projects)
• Russia (8,350 rooms in 44 projects)
• Turkey (7,172 rooms in 42 projects)
Supply increase +17.5%
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Hotel Transaction Volume
Source: HVS, RCA, & Colliers Hotels International
Canada ($CAD)
U.S. ($USD)
Transaction activity
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Major factors:
• Post-Brexit uncertainty
• Strong Euro
• Low oil price
• 2015 was record year
• Most high-return opportunities in south Mediterranean countries are finished
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• Branded Residence off-plan sale reduces need to finance
• Searching for additional premiums: • Hotel-serviced real estate commands a high premium (approx. 20-30%)
• Hotel brand commands a premium (0-20%)
• Uniqueness of the development / architect commands a high premium (approx. 30%)
• Demonstrated large liquidity available for uber-luxury developments
• Real estate also uses brands related to fashion / automotive (Fendi, Bugatti, etc.)
Mixed Use Development trends in Dubai
Development trends in Dubai
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Palm Jumeirah Opened 2006
Development trends in Dubai
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Bulgari Resort & Residences Opening November 2017
Development trends in Dubai
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Jumeirah Blue Waters Bay Est. opening Q2 2018
Development trends in Dubai
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The Seahorse Floating House (The World, Dubai) Opening March 2017
Development trends in Dubai
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Atlantis Residences @ The Palm Est. opening Q3 2018
Development trends in Dubai
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Le Coeur de l’Europe (The World, Dubai) Est. opening 2019
Development trends in Dubai
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Venice inspired resort Est. opening 2020
Development trends in Dubai
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Underwater Hotel @ The World Islands Est. opening 2022
Implications for owners
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NEGATIVE
• Less power against the operator (no alternatives)
• Difficult to identify CompSet
• Difficult to isolate performances (window dressing)
• Brand clashing (hence rebranding / PIP capex risk)
• Exclusivity zone no longer respected
• Diluted Operator – Owner relationship
POSITIVE
• Less payments on commissions hence more Profit
Implications for owners
Generic hotel company
• Commission: 18%
• Payment: US$ 4.6 m
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Marriott (post-Starwood merge)
• Commission: 14%
• Payment: US$ 3.6 m
Marriott became more attractive as it generates more EBITDA for owners (under same market performance)
• Portfolio: 5,000 rooms
• Occ.: 75%
• OTAs account for 35%
OTAs generates 480,000 roomnights
• Average OTA rate: 150 US$
Major mergers / partnerships
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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Major mergers / partnerships
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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Who is next?
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Middle East
Europe
North America
Why merging?
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• Higher volumes, lower commission
• Less chains, less headquarter costs
• Larger variety of choice for clients
• Larger geographical/risk spread