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We don’t have to tell you that hotels were hit especially hard when COVID started spreading across the globe and travel was largely tabled. Many hotels started acting as temporary housing for health care workers. One
Forbes article from April 2020 noted that over 3.4 million hotel rooms and over 15,000 hotels had joined the American Hotel & Lodging Association’s Hospitality for Hope Initiative, giving health care workers a place to stay while they were on the front lines of the pandemic.
Despite the adversity COVID presented for hotels, many were incredibly resilient during this time. A number of hotels and resorts used this time to renovate their properties or to open a brand-new space. Properties across the globe are now opening up and are ready to welcome travelers once again. Here, you can find luxury accommodations ranging from Switzerland to the Maldives to Florida to consider for your upcoming trips.
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Palm Beach Mayor Gail Conigio’s family and an investment partner have sold, for a recorded $7.15
million, the landmarked commercial building they owned for nearly 25 years at the northeast corner of Royal Poinciana Way and Bradley Place.
The new owner of 283 Royal Poinciana Way is a limited liability company affiliated with West Palm Beach real estate investor and businessman Edward “Ned” P. Grace Iv, the deed recorded Tuesday shows. He is the sole manager of 283 Royal Poinciana Way LLC, state business records show.
Grace, who co-founded NDT Development, played a key role in 2018 when Boston-based New England Development bought, for $15.4 million, the landmarked 1920s-era hotel building immediately north of the property that just changed hands. Formerly the Bradley Park Hotel, the hotel reopened this season as The White Elephant after a major renovation at the corner of Sunset Avenue and Bradley Place.