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Since 1997, Atlas Hospitality has specialized in the sale of California hotels, selling more hotels in the state than any other brokerage firm. By concentrating exclusively on California hotels, we are able to provide in-depth, first-hand knowledge and analysis of local market conditions and regulations, far exceeding the capabilities of national firms.
With unrivaled market knowledge and experience, the multinational staff at Atlas Hospitality Group provides professional service that adds value to transactions and ensures their successful completion.
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Bay Area hotel market languishes far below pre-COVID levels
Downtown San Jose shows recent strength in hopeful indicator By George Avalos | gavalos@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group UPDATED: March 31, 2025 at 7:30 AM PDT SAN JOSE — As Bay Area hotels remain well below the lofty levels of success they had achieved before the onset of lockdowns to combat the spread of COVID-19, some lodging hubs in downtown San Jose are showing signs of a comeback. These trends are visible in key ...
Read More Laguna Hills hotel sells for $17 million
121-room lodge bought by Lake Forest hospitality firm By Parimal M. Rohit | March 17, 2025 A 121-room hotel that offered discounted rates for victims of January’s fires in Pacific Palisades and Altadena was sold for nearly $17 million, or $140,083 per room, according to CoStar data. Laguna Hills Lodge, the independently branded economy class hotel that was built in 1968, was bought by Lake Forest-based Haley Hospitality Enterprises LLC. ...
Read More San Francisco’s Hotel Market in US Faces Uncertainty as Historic Reopenings, Debt-Ridden Properties, and Casino Growth Redefine California’s Hospitality Scene
Wednesday, March 12, 2025 San Francisco’s hotel market in the US is undergoing a turbulent transformation in 2024, with historic properties reopening, major hotels struggling under financial burdens, and casino resorts expanding across California. While some iconic hotels are making a comeback with extensive renovations, others remain in limbo as ownership uncertainties and foreclosure risks loom. Meanwhile, casino resorts, particularly on tribal lands, are thriving, driving a shift in California’s ...
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