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2023 Outlook: Atlas Hospitality’s Alan Reay Discusses Trends in California’s Hospitality Market

February 10, 20233 Mins read632
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By Catherine Sweeney  Over the past several years, California’s hospitality industry has undergone a number of changes from the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic to record high hotel sales prices in 2021. Recently, The Registry interviewed Alan Reay, president of Newport Beach-based Atlas Hospitality Group, to learn more about how these trends impacted the industry […]

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