Occupancy Quotes

You'll have control over your occupancy costs. You can't be put out of business by your landlord. - Barbara Morrison

With its consistently high occupancy, condominium quality finishes, and superb location, the tower at Post Midtown Square(R) presented an ideal way for Post to introduce its for-sale product in Houston. We feel like now is the right time to introduce top-quality condominiums to Midtown Houston, and we're eager to offer current residents and potential homebuyers the chance to buy a home with design elements and lifestyle amenities that are unmatched in this market. - David Ward

We've seen ... substantial occupancy increases, which cause developers, lenders and others to have confidence that positive trends will continue. - Bjorn Hanson

We've been waiting and working patiently to get the certificate of occupancy from the fire marshal. - Lee Warren

We've been running at 53 percent occupancy, so we'll have availability. - Phillip Jones

We're looking for quality properties that are experiencing below-market occupancy levels or properties that, for whatever their reason, are in need of capital expenditure. We can then put a marketing focus team in there to lease them up. - Kent Merselis

We would love to have the (transient occupancy tax), but we have not based our financial projection on a significant amount of (such) income... We recognize hotels will occur here later in our development cycle. - Paul Malone

We would like to take over that market down there... We have four downtown buildings that we manage or own and they are all in the mid to high 90 [percentile of occupancy], again without concessions. - Jack Dent

We think from a public safety stand point we'll get approval to occupy some of those seats but that doesn't mean that all of the rest rooms and concessions will be ready for full occupancy. - Mark Lamping

We predict, a year or two down the road, that there will be a higher supply of hotel rooms. And a higher supply means lower occupancy, and a lower occupancy means there should be better rates for the consumer. - Bob Diener