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Jim Butler was quoted in the article entitled "Hotel Comeback," which was published by Real Estate BisNow, discussing the Sheraton Universal Hotel sale and current trends in the hotel industry.
Jim Butler was quoted in the Los Angeles Times article "Shenzhen New World Group Buys Sheraton Universal Hotel," regarding the recent purchase of the Sheraton Universal Hotel by Shenzhen New World Group.
In the Daily Journal’s “Real Estate Movers & Dealmakers,” Guy Maisnik and Neil Erickson were mentioned, and Jim Butler was quoted in reference to Shenzhen New World Group’s recent purchase of the Sheraton Universal Hotel out of receivership. JMBM represented the receivers in the transaction.
Travis Gemoets was quoted in the Daily Journal in the article entitled "Tough Hotel Labor Talks Expected in 2011," commenting on upcoming hospitality workers’ union negotiations.
Jim Butler was quoted in the Los Angeles Business Journal article titled "SBE Checking Out New Business," commenting on SBE Entertainment Group’s new ventures and plans for expansion.
In Commercial Lending Litigation News, JMBM’s name change was noted, and Burton Mitchell was acknowledged for being made a name partner of the firm.
Ben Reznik was quoted in the Los Angeles Business Journal in the article, "Will Teamwork Work for L.A.?" regarding the recent proposal to streamline the building permit process with the city of Los Angeles.
Ben Reznik was quoted in the Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) in the article "Port of L.A. Set to Quash Gambol Plan."
Janet Morrissey’s recent article in the New York Times (Dec. 5, 2010, Sunday Business Section) about the state of the hotel industry and the current landscape of hotel investment opportunities, included extensive quotes from Jim Butler, Chairman of JMBM’s Global Hospitality Group®. The article, After a Rough Night, Hotel Investors Are Waking Up, reflects our […]
Ben Reznik was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle article titled "S.F. Fee May Get Around Affordable Housing Ruling."
