CHICAGO— Aspiring hotel buyers currently outnumber potential hotel sellers within the lodging real estate market by a ratio of about five to two, according to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels’ latest Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey. The survey also indicates that 45.9% of all investors intend to buy a hotel. However, that percentage is down 16.5% from the last survey, a fact that Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels said may be a result of the increase in asset values and the lack of quality assets available. Furthermore, the survey indicated that the sell sentiment is at its highest point since the inception of the survey in July of 2000. Currently, 18.9% of all investors are looking to sell.
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