Publications

Christie & Co UK has published his new UK Hotel Market Overview, with the latest analysis of the 10th most internationally visited destination in the world. Despite political and socio-economic challenges, the UK market has seen strong results in hotel performance and visitation. This report looks at the six large regional cities by number of overnight stays and outlines each market dynamic by analising the distinct context of demand, supply, performance and transactional trends.

The French hotel market was analysed by the international hotel real estate specialist Christie & Co with regard to tourism trends, hotel supply and hotel market performances in Paris and Ile-de-France in 2019.

Christie & Co looks back on an eventful year in Germany's top 6 hotel markets of Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Cologne and Düsseldorf.

Christie & Co today publishes a new report which analyses the hostel product in order to offer a real and current vision of one of the types of accommodation products that is growing and is attracting more interest among investors.

In 2019 the Austrian hotel market achieved a record result in terms of the total volume of hotel transactions. In September, for the first time in history, transactional volumes reached a value of EUR 1 billion and by the end of the year totalled EUR 1.26 billion, 40% higher than the previous record reported by specialist business property advisor, Christie & Co in 2016. Demand for hotel properties in Austria remains unbroken.

Christie & Co releases its analysis of the hotel investment in Spain in 2019, which has reached 2.375 M euros, led by the urban sector.

Christie & Co's annual Business Outlook report details the activity, trends, successes, and challenges of the previous year and looks ahead to what 2020 will bring for business across all of the sectors in which they operate.

Christie & Co has released a new report analysing 14 Spanish urban destinations (Barcelona, San Sebastian, Palma, Malaga, Cadiz, Madrid, Seville, Bilbao, Valencia, Granada, Cordoba, Santander, Alicante and Santiago de Compostela), selected according to their volumes of hotel demand, supply and profitability.

The hotel market in Bucharest showed an enormous development. Since the end of the financial crisis, Romania's capital has seen a continuous growth in supply and demand - and the trend continues to rise! Check the snapshot from Christie & Co Central Europe office for more information.

This Snapshot gives an overview of the hotel market of the Czech capital, Prague - financial, cultural and political centre of the country.