Last ESPN Zone Closes As Disney Makes Way For New Disneyland Hotel
The last surviving ESPN Zone restaurant has closed its doors this month as The Walt Disney Co. prepares to construct its newest hotel at the Disneyland Resort.
The ESPN Zone in Anaheim officially closed June 2, marking an end of an era for the sports and entertainment restaurant chain.
In its heyday, nine ESPN Zone restaurants anchored attractions in major cities, including LA Live in downtown Los Angeles, New York New York in Las Vegas and Times Square in New York.
The closure is part of a much broader plan by Disney to revamp…
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One Possible Way To Resolve Rent Control Debate — Allowing Short-Term Rentals
Affordability has been the biggest buzzword in the multifamily industry in recent months, whether as part of the discussion of priced-out tenants needing affordable units or multifamily building owners looking for ways to recoup development costs.
Could allowing tenants to rent out their apartments by the day or week help solve the problem of affordability, particularly as the state mulls the repeal of Costa-Hawkins, California's law that limits rent control? Pillow co-founder and CEO Sean Conway…
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Construction Firms Are Building More Effective Recruitment Programs To Better Address Labor Shortage
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Gambling Gives Way To Gourmet: The Rat Pack Wouldn't Recognize The Vegas Of Today
LAS VEGAS — It may be the town Sinatra built, but a shift in revenue stream means Sin City's current crop of casinos and hotels must be a different breed than the gambling halls of yesteryear.
“The casino world is really scratching its head on how to attract millennial clientele. The hotel side is not that hard. They have high expectations, and it can just operate to a higher standard,” JC Hospitality CEO Richard Bosworth said Wednesday at the 2018 National Association of Real Estate Editors conference in Las Vegas. “The casino part is where there is the head-scratching.”
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Will Questionable Credit Spoil Real Estate's Restaurant Banquet?
The restaurant industry was the perceived saving grace of shopping centers during the retail apocalypse. When mall owners were faced with the conundrum of how to fill vacant spaces, food and beverage concepts were a viable solution. But now even restaurants are facing a wave of closings due to overexpansion, especially midpriced casual chains like Applebee's and Ruby Tuesday.
While the formerly reliable sector suffers, continued consumer demand for locally sourced, small-scale fast-casual restaurants is garnering the attention of developers looking for new tenants — even if they aren't as well-known as the industry's bigger, high-credit chains.
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The Real Estate World Cup: The Biggest Beasts Of The Tournament Favorites
The World Cup has rolled around again, and what better way to celebrate than taking a quick look at the top (or at least, most renowned) real estate owner-developer-players in the countries deemed most likely to bring home the trophy?
These eight nations were picked because, as of the opening day of the World Cup, their teams are the favorites to win, according to Oddsmaker, a site that aggregates betting odds from around the world.
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NAREE Awards Bisnow News Team For Excellence In Real Estate Journalism
Bisnow won multiple awards from the National Association of Real Estate Editors, the preeminent association for real estate writers and editors in North America and Europe. The awards were announced last week at NAREE's annual real estate journalism conference in…
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