a bunch of the starwood have been sold including st regis, luxury collection, in hawaii
down to 64 owned
2018Q1 65 owned - north america + international
19 + 3 courtyard
3 + 5 marriott
2 + 5 sheraton (now 1 + 5)
0 + 9 protea
1 + 3 Renaissance
1 + 2 w (lease - times square, barcelona, leicester)
1 + 1 westin (peachtree + denarau ?)
0 + 2 RC (lease berlin + 250 room ?)
1 + 1 st regis (new york + lease osaka, but osaka was sold ?)
1 + 1 residence inn
0 + 2 luxury collection 287 (lease - alfonso + maria christina)
1 + 0 tribute 135
marriott.gcs-web.com/news-releases/news-release-details/marriott-international-reports-first-quarter-2018-results
marriott.gcs-web.com/investor-fact-book
vs other bigs >
accor - 191 after dropping many leases
hilton - 71 after spinoff
hyatt - 38
intercontinental - 12
wyndham - 2 timeshare
as noted, theyre all selling most over time
Originally Posted by
James Luckard
long-term contracts with the buyers
buyers can end contracts, by paying or not complying, but not common yet