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Peter Szabo

Senior Associate at HVS Hodges Ward Elliott

Peter Szabo

Peter Szabo is an Senior Associate at HVS Hodges Ward Elliott, HVS International’s European hotel brokerage arm. Working on single asset and portfolio hotel transactions across Europe, his primary responsibilities include financial analysis, development of marketing materials and due diligence. Peter is a native Hungarian speaker and also speaks German. He holds a BSc (Hons) in International Hospitality Management from Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne with a specialisation in hotel development.

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Insights by Peter Szabo (5)

In Step: Owners and Operators moving forward, together (or not)

There is no magic wand or a specific solution that fits all situations today. Regardless of the type of contractual relationship the parties should be communicating on a regular basis and working together to find the solutions that work for both parties if their relationship is to stand the test of time.
Expert View 3 August

2020 Hotel Transactions and RevPAR

As travel becomes more accessible, it makes sense that lodging options need to grow, thus transactions increase. RevPAR may not follow this ongoing growth, yet a savvy investor will know that other KPIs, like guest satisfaction and overall profitability are more important long-term metrics to look at.
Expert View11 February

HVS: 2017 European Hotel Transactions

This article gives an overview of hotel investment volumes in Europe in 2017, discussing trends and forecasts and providing a comprehensive list of single asset and portfolio hotel deals above €7.5 million.
Opinion 2 Mar 2018

HVS 2018 European Hotel Lending Survey

This study presents the current lending environment for hotels. It consists of four topics, (1) lending parameters, (2) availability of debt by project and chain-scale segment, (3) loan characteristics, and (4) an outlook on lending criteria.
Opinion 5 Feb 2018

Five Reasons why Developers and Owners Love Hotel Leases

Capitalisation rates for fixed income prime hotel investments such as lease contracts have reached sub 5%, according to a report from property experts HVS Hodges Ward Elliott. The number of investors buying into leased hotels has also trebled since 2009 as the asset class has become an increasingly attractive investment target for institutional investors.
Opinion30 Nov 2017
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