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According to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels the hotel investment volume in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) fell to €2.9 billion in 2009, reflecting the lowest volume of transactions since the late 1990s and a drop of 63% compared to 2008. - More

After dropping to the lowest level in the decade, Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels forecasts that global hotel transaction volume will increase by 20 to 40 percent in 2010, according to initial results from the firm's Hotel Investment Outlook 2010 report. The expected increase marks the first rise in two years. - More

London is expected to lead the initial recovery phase for the EMEA Hotel Market according to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotel's latest Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey (HISS). - More

Dominant Investor Sentiment Moves from 'Hold' to 'Buy' According to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' Survey - More

RevPAR Hits Record and Eclipses Country's GDP Growth in 2008 - More

After five consecutive quarters of declines, second quarter 2009 posts uptick - More

Hotels are among the leading asset class for investment in Brazil, according to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' research report Investment case for Brazil. - More

Following an analysis of the U.S. lodging industry, Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels released a new research study, entitled FocusOn: Seven winners in the current market, that identifies segments and players that are more resilient, are performing better, or are less affected by the slowdown in economic fundamentals and the liquidity drought. - More

Trading expectations show ray of hope for hotel investment market - More

According to the results of Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' annual Top Owner Survey, Australia's top ten hotel owners saw little change in their portfolio holdings in 2008, accounting for a combined 12.9% of Australia's total room supply, compared to 12.4% in 2007. - More