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BRE Hotels & Resorts has completed a comprehensive renovation of the Courtyard by Marriott Boston Brookline, modernizing guest rooms, public spaces, meeting facilities, and dining areas. The refresh introduces contemporary interiors and upgraded amenities designed to appeal to both business and leisure travelers. Located near Boston's Longwood Medical Area, the property aims to strengthen its position in one of the city's busiest hospitality markets. The investment reflects continued confidence in upgrading established hotels rather than developing new properties. Read more.

The V Capri Palm Springs is joining sbe's HQ Hotels & Residences portfolio following an extensive redevelopment. The boutique property will combine upscale accommodations with lifestyle-focused dining, wellness, and entertainment experiences that align with the HQ Hotels brand. The move expands sbe's presence in Southern California while reinforcing its strategy of transforming boutique hotels into luxury lifestyle destinations. Palm Springs continues to attract investment as demand for premium leisure travel remains strong.. Read more.

SkyCity Entertainment Group is moving ahead with the sale of the Grand Hotel as part of its broader strategy to streamline operations and strengthen its balance sheet. The transaction allows the company to focus more heavily on its core gaming and entertainment business while reducing exposure to non-core assets. The hotel will continue operating during the sale process, with further details expected once negotiations are finalized. The move reflects a growing trend of hospitality companies reshaping portfolios to improve long-term financial performance. Read more.

The Green Bay City Council has approved a revised agreement involving Hotel Northland, accepting a $1 million settlement tied to the historic property's financing. While the deal helps resolve part of the city's financial exposure, officials acknowledged that Green Bay will also forgo approximately $1 million it had expected to recover. The agreement provides greater certainty for the hotel's future while allowing city leaders to close a long-running financial dispute surrounding the landmark property. Read more.

Developers behind a proposed Staten Island casino have unveiled plans for a $5 billion transformation that would create one of the largest gaming resorts in the United States. The proposal includes a casino, luxury hotel, convention space, entertainment venues, restaurants, and retail outlets, creating a destination designed to compete with Las Vegas-style resorts. The project remains contingent on securing one of New York's downstate casino licenses. If approved, it would become one of the largest hospitality developments in the region. Read more.

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