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New trend in new hotel development
An Agence France-Presse story in The Vancouver Sun discussed the growing number of "Pod" hotels, such as Manhattan's The Jane and The Pod Hotel. Inspired by the Japanese "capsule" hotels, they have been gaining popularity in New York City since The Pod opened in 2007.
Outer boroughs riding wave of new hotel development
According to the Wall Street Journal, about 19 new hotels are currently being built in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island, with dozens more in the planning stages.
NYC’s hotel boom far from over
As reported in the NY Observer development of new hotels is moving ahead at an astounding pace.
Four luxury hotels opening this summer
The Los Angeles Daily Times reported that hotel development in New York City shows littles sign of slowing. Four new luxury hotels will open in Manhattan this summer.
Extell lays groundwork for three new NYC hotels
Extell Development has filed plans to build two new hotels and one combined hotel and residential building in Manhattan.
James Hotel’s 114 new rooms to open in Soho this summer
The James New York Hotel is expected to open in Soho this summer, a 114-room example of continued hotel development in New York City.
A hotel boom grows in Brooklyn
The New York Times recently reported that Brooklyn is experiencing a boom in new hotel development, with an estimated 40 hotels currently being constructed or planned.
InterContinental joins the expanding boutique hotel market in NYC
Bloomberg news reports that InterContinental Hotel Group plans to join the wave of boutique hotel development in NYC.
City Hall sponsoring living wage study
The New York City government is reportedly sponsoring a study to examine the feasibility of applying living wage standards for developments that receive public subsidies.
Morgans Hotel Group to open Mondrian SoHo
Morgans Hotel Group Co. has announced it will be opening Mondrian SoHo at the beginning of March. The 270-room hotel will be the Morgans Group's third Mondrian and its first downtown hotel. The continuous development of new hotels, including new luxury hotels, is evidence that the hotel industry in New York City is on the rise and steadily rebounding.
