There's a reason why BILLIONAIRES play in the multifamily and hotel space.

In Wisconsin they turn old breweries into upscale hotels - build rooms right around the old equipment.

These lists seem like good starting points for vacation hot spots, but every town that has a major chain hotel experiences travel and therefore STR demand. 

You've got Denver Rock Drill, a huge hotel/retail/commercial space going in at 38th and Gilpin, which is in Cole, just west of the Clayton neighborhood.

I have experience with residential properties, but when it comes to finding buyers for multi-million dollar commercial properties like hotels and gas stations, it's a bit of a new game to me. 

I think its a joke and another way to delay what should have been done in parallel with the hotels.

Land next store just zoned for retail, hotel, etc.3.

The parthenon at centennial, love cir used to have a great view of the city, plaza mariachi is a unique multicultural experience, we have a topgolf now, grand ol Opry, soundwaves at opryland is new, drive up and down music row, the res a cool 'secret" speakeasy under the noelle hotel.

A little secret about the motel/limited service hotel industry is that most properties are owned by people of Indian ethnicity.

Anything that allows daily rentals would be considered condo - hotel = association fees in excess of a dollar / square foot.