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REIT
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Real Estate Investment Trust
+ corporation that owns & trades real estate + may be public or private but must have at least 100 shareholders + must distribute at least 90% income anually to avoid corporate taxes + own greatest % of hotels in US market |
Development variations
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1) developer creates hotel then finds operator/sells
2) owner hires a developer 3) owner does it all |
Operator
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+ may help attract investment
+ satisfies lenders + provides design input + earns management fees from owner + may be affiliated with specific brands or not |
Brand
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+ provides "cachet" of brand name
+ attracts investment + satisfies lenders + provides design input + charges fees for use of brand & marketing |
Developer
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+ initiates project
+ raises funds + retains team + controls process + coordinates process + bears most of the risk until opening |
Stage 1: development
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+ establish objectives (why develop)
+ identify site + identify issues (with location & site) + assemble project team + determine the concept (type of project, key attributes, & managment structure) + start raising funds |
Build
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Greenfield or brownfield
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Acquire
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Refurbish, reposition, or reflag
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Stage 6: construction
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Site work, foundations, structure, systems, interior work, FF&E, landscaping, punch list, & inspections
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Stage 5: contracting
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Identifying potential bidders, soliciting competitive bids, selecting those who will actually construct the project
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CD
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Contract documents-- a design phase
+ full documentation for construction |
DD
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Design development-- a design phase
+ detailed spaces + FF&E selection & placement |
SD
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Schematic design-- a design phase
+ arrangement of spaces + basic circulation patterns |
Stage 4: design
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SD,CD, DD
+ arranging spaces for maximum effectiveness + determining the look & feel + FF&E selection + documentation + approvals from brand/operator + redefining the budget |
Stage 3: programming
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+ How much?
+ How many? + functional issues necessary for design + coordination with brand + instruction to designers |