Real estate and operating economics considered together
Hospitality Real Estate & Operating-Value Issues
A hospitality property is both real estate and an operating business. Mr. Gorodesky brings development, transaction, operating, and real-estate brokerage experience to matters where location, physical capacity, capital investment, business performance, and owner returns must be considered together.
Questions the analysis addresses
From the claim to the operating evidence.
- How do the real estate and operating business interact in the claimed value?
- What assumptions about concept, demand, capital, and management support the analysis?
- Are lease, transaction, and development terms consistent with operating economics?
- What business effects follow from a taking, restriction, closure, or property condition?
Scope of review
Analysis built to be understood and tested.
Site and physical-capacity issues
Lease and transaction economics
Capital investment and repositioning
Condemnation and access effects
Operating business versus real estate
Market, concept, and demand assumptions
Representative matter types
Relevant across the life cycle of a hospitality business.
40+Years in hospitality
30+Years in litigation support
150+Matters retained
12+Matters involving testimony
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