Property Type
Hotels & Hospitality
Our dedicated hospitality experts see hotels from every angle, and we combine on-the-ground insight and expertise with CBRE’s global reach to connect clients with market-defining results.
We have a deep understanding of the industry because we’ve worked in every segment of it - and like many of our clients, we’re not afraid to defy convention. In an industry in which the guest experience is everything, we challenge the status quo, embracing innovative approaches and ways of thinking to keep our clients ahead of the curve.
The CBRE Hotels and Hospitality team strategically partners with hotel investors, lenders, brands, and operating companies to advise on market insight, investments, capital markets, valuation, design, construction, project management, purpose-built student accommodation and sustainability across the hospitality, tourism, and gaming sectors.
Together, this suite of services offers clients a fully integrated, insight-driven, and customer-centric approach across the ownership lifecycle.
Core Capabilities
Find your next investment opportunity
Whether you want to keep your eye on pubs in the market or invest in a hotel, you will find a range of the best opportunities in our hotel's portfolio.
Latest Hotel Insights
Australia’s serviced apartment industry is basking in a long-awaited rebound much to the relief of investors and operators.
The tourism market in Australia, and in particular the backpacker and hostel industry, was one of the most impacted sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite this, the outlook is positive as borders reopen and backpackers start to pour back into the country.
We take a deeper dive into the effects that working, living and movement patterns have had on the hotel market, and what property owners could consider when re-developing or re-positioning their assets, primed for new opportunities.
Following the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Australia’s anticipated gradual recovery in 2021 was derailed by the DELTA variant which returned Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra into extended lockdown and border closures nationally.
