Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 12:30 PM EST
As the economy recovers, common wisdom says that hotels will also be the first commercial real estate sector to revitalize. But how different will the lodging landscape look as we move into a new investment era? Join a panel of the industry's brightest minds in hotel investment, trends and operations as they map the road back to recovery.
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NEW YORK CITY-Challenges remain, but most respondents to the quarterly Korpacz survey say they finally see light at the end of a very long tunnel. NEW YORK CITY-In the tristate region and around the US, a rise in exports will boost industrial space demand, says a Colliers/FSW report. NEW YORK CITY-The Independent Budget Office shrinks earlier projections of layoffs and says that for New York, the recession will be relatively mild.

Even New York City's once-bulletproof office sector is feeling the effects of the downturn. Delays in rebuilding at Ground Zero are testing patience, yet Downtown's boosters say the neighborhood's renaissance is a foregone conclusion. Developers use everything from underground cisterns to low-flow faucets to conserve and reuse water.