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Welcome to the Panther Hospitality Press Room. Here, we have reposted several industry articles in which Paul Breslin is interviewed or mentioned.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - April 28, 2010 - by Leon Stafford
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Paul Breslin, president of Panther Hospitality and former general manager of the Sheraton Atlanta, said the properties are attractive, but the state needs to offer some support, even if it’s in the form of marketing dollars or the waiving impact fees. “(The halls) could make a profit in Atlanta, but it may not be enough to convince someone to take the risk,” he said.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution - April 16, 2010 - by Leon Stafford
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Paul Breslin, president of Panther Hospitality and former general manager of the Sheraton Atlanta, said the properties are attractive, but the state needs to offer some support, even if it’s in the form of marketing dollars or the waiving impact fees. “(The halls) could make a profit in Atlanta, but it may not be enough to convince someone to take the risk,” he said.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - April 9, 2010 - by Lisa R. Schoolcraft Staff Writer
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- InterContinental Atlanta opened in 2005. The chain was attempting to sell the property because its business strategy has been to sell assets and be a hotel operator, rather than owner, said Paul Breslin, managing partner at Panther Hospitality, a hotel consulting firm in Atlanta.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - February 16, 2010 - by Lisa R. Schoolcraft Staff Writer
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- “Certainly, for the long term, Atlanta is a great hotel market and will continue to be a great hotel market,” said Paul Breslin, managing partner of Panther Hospitality. “But to do a project today in Atlanta, in that market segment, you must have some truly compelling reason. Just because the site is available doesn’t mean it is a good time or strategy.”
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - February 9, 2010 - by Lisa R. Schoolcraft Staff Writer
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- The Irish Chamber and Atlanta fans of the wearing of the green are gearing up for this year's St. Patrick's Parade and Festival 2010, scheduled for Mar. 13. Coach Vince Dooley will be the grand marshal of the parade this year. Leading up to the popular festival is the St. Pat's Emerald Evening "Lord of the Dance" fundraiser, slated for Mar. 10 at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. "It's going to be fantastic," said Paul Breslin of Panther Hospitality, who is on the host committee for the Emerald Evening event
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - January 29, 2010 - by Lisa R. Schoolcraft Staff Writer
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- The Hotel Indigo project, including the purchase by Carnegie Hotels LLC, is about $35 million, said Paul Breslin, managing partner of Panther Hospitality, who consulted on the project.
Atlanta-based Hotel Equities acquired the management contract for Hotel Indigo Atlanta, marking the first downtown Atlanta property in the hotel management and development company’s portfolio.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - by J. Scott Trubey Staff writer
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Paul Breslin comments on possible hotel closures in store for Atlanta's hospitality inductry as the economic picture in 2009 turns decidedly worse.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - by J. Scott Trubey Staff Writer
ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Paul is asked about the 'retooling' of Polaris into a luxury lounge as a value-added component to high-end guests.
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ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Paul Breslin discusses financing options for the new Embassy Suites Hotel at Gwinnett Center, headed by Tifton Georgia-based GS Development Inc.
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ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Paul speaks about hotel brand awareness and brand recognition within the New York hotel market.
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ATLANTA (Atlanta Business Chronicle) -- Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group made it official Thursday, detailing its plans for a $285 million mixed-use luxury hotel and condo tower in Midtown Atlanta.
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ATLANTA -- Paul Breslin, managing partner of Panther Hospitality and a hotel management teacher at Georgia State University, said the new Mansion on Peachtree and the partially built St. Regis, both in Buckhead, might eventually join the five-star roster.
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The Atlanta journal-Constitution
By Paul Donsky, Megan Matteucci, Eric Stirgus, Leon Stafford
An Atlanta developer is seeking permission to build a four-story hotel near Perimeter Mall adjacent to a condo development the company built several years ago.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group made it official Thursday, detailing its plans for a $285 million mixed-use luxury hotel and condo tower in Midtown Atlanta.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - by Lori Johnston Contributing writer
Atlanta hospitality leaders will be in San Antonio on Friday for the NCAA's Men's Final Four weekend and . asked about last month's tornado in downtown Atlanta. Paul Breslin notes Atlanta's hospitality advantages.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - by J. Scott Trubey Staff Writer
Fallout from the credit collapse could delay proposed luxury hotel developments for months if developers don't already have their cash in hand, hospitality insiders said. MORE >>
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - April 3, 2008 - by Leon Stafford
Atlanta hospitality leaders will be in San Antonio on Friday for the NCAA's Men's Final Four weekend and . asked about last month's tornado in downtown Atlanta. Paul Breslin notes Atlanta's hospitality advantages.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - February 8, 2008
by Deborah Held Maslia and Joe Morris Contributing writers
Today's business travelers are seeking practical hotel amenities that will make their stay highly productive without sacrificing comfort. Paul Breslin shares insights.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - February 29. 2008 - by Leon Stafford
Atlanta's hotel industry, which experienced a boon in occupancy and construction over the past few years, is seeing a slowdown. Paul Breslin comments.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - January 18, 2008 - by Susan T. Smith Staff Writer
Staybridge Suites will soon call the southeast corner of Courtland Street and Linden Avenue home. Paul Breslin notes tax allocation district and local incentives made development possible.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle - Friday, January 18, 2008 - by Douglas Sams Staff writer
A new Hilton hotel with at least 360 rooms could be under construction in Buckhead by October, adding more energy to a wave of development in Atlanta's busiest submarket. Paul Breslin comments.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Friday, December 21, 2007 - by KEVIN DUFFY Staff writer
Paul Breslin, managing partner of the hotel development company Panther Hospitality, said "the most exciting news for Atlanta is the leisure aspect. We didn't have the sex appeal of an Orlando or Vegas, so we were a harder sell."
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With NYLO, Capella, Solis and TWELVE Hotels, Atlanta has birthed somse of the hottest new hotels in the nation. Paul Breslin gives insight.
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With large, nationally branded hotels saturating the Atlanta market, boutique hotels -- smaller establishments that cater to more affluent travelers -- are the hottest trend in hospitality. Paul Breslin quoted.
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Boutique-hotel mania is continuing in downtown Atlanta as R.C. Patel and Mike Patel of The Diplomat Cos. Get ready to plant a Hotel Indigo. Project consultant and tax incentive expert Paul Breslin comments.
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On Aug. 8, five Atlanta leaders came together to discuss the state's new immigration laws and how they will impact owners of small to midsized businesses. Those leaders included Paul Breslin, managing partner of Panther Hospitality Holdings LLC;
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Paul offers thoughts on the proposed center for civil and human rights and where the ideal location would be.
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