Bachrach Discusses Hospitality Trends and Changes in Orlando
02 November 2017
Commercial Property Executive
Partner Dan Bachrach was featured in a Commercial Property Executive Q&A, “Orlando Hospitality Developers Begin to Explore Mixed-Use,” discussing legal and market trends in the Orlando hospitality market, including why investors are interested in Orlando real estate, how the recent hurricanes have affected the market and where future opportunities are in the city.
“Orlando is a tough market for newcomers, but there are still some major timeshare developers without an Orlando presence,” Bachrach said. “Those here are pretty well-set on the land side, but those who want to be here will need to find unique opportunities.”
“Orlando is a tough market for newcomers, but there are still some major timeshare developers without an Orlando presence,” Bachrach said. “Those here are pretty well-set on the land side, but those who want to be here will need to find unique opportunities.”
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