Noble Investment Group

The data is turning.

In a recent CoStar feature, Noble's Emily Feeney makes the case for travel and hospitality fundamentals strengthening into the second half of 2026 - grounded in secular demand and the durability of the consumer.

"We believe that transaction volume is going to pick up because of the improving month-over-month, week-over-week positivity in performance and the resilience of the customer."

As fundamentals firm and the bid-ask gap narrows, the environment increasingly rewards disciplined, sector-focused capital—the thesis that has guided Noble across more than three decades.

Read the full article: https://www.costar.com/article/752383874/hotel-experts-express-confidence-in-capital-market-trends

Cycles. Conviction. Compounding.

News | Hotel experts express confidence in capital market trends Most favorable investment opportunities in upscale, lifestyle properties

StudioRes by Marriott Greensboro is open - the first AI-enabled precision construction project in Noble's portfolio.

Built with AI, automation, and robotics. Delivered substantially faster than traditional construction. Engineered for the speed, consistency, and capital efficiency that conventional methods can't match at scale.

For three decades, Noble has built through every cycle with disciplined conviction. StudioRes by Marriott Greensboro brings that experience to the technology reshaping how the built world comes together - and it's the template for how we'll build across our Branded Long-Term Accommodations platform.

The next era of hospitality real estate belongs to those willing to lead it.

Disciplined development. Institutional ex*****on. Innovation that scales.

Last week at NAREC's Annual Tax and Financial Conference, Noble's Kevin Grass, Dan Konzelmann, and Jen Eager joined fellow industry leaders to discuss the trends shaping real estate today, from market fundamentals, demand drivers, and development conditions unique to each state.

Conferences like NAREC sharpen how Noble’s team navigates institutional real estate, reinforce the discipline that defines our platform, and build the conviction behind our next phase of growth.

Noble is proud to announce the opening of the StudioRes by Marriott Leland, the latest addition to our Branded Long-Term Accommodations platform.

BLTA remains one of Noble's highest-conviction strategies, sitting at the intersection of hospitality and flexible living. Rising workforce mobility, persistent housing affordability constraints, and structurally limited new supply are driving sustained demand
for institutional-quality extended-stay product.

The StudioRes by Marriott Leland adds another well-located asset to a portfolio built for durable cash flows and long-term performance.

Dislocation rewards the prepared.

Capital is being repriced. Risk is being reassessed. And the opportunities in moments like this tend to favor those willing to move while others wait for clarity.

At the NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference, Noble's Emily Feeney joined Jefferies' Michael Bluhm and Proskauer's Jeffrey Horwitz around a shared conviction: value is rarely created by waiting for conditions to be perfectly clear - it is created by those with the expertise and discipline to deploy through the reset.

We have spent the past eighteen months putting that conviction to work - scaling our upscale select-service and branded extended-stay platforms while much of the market waited. The tailwinds are increasingly clear: constrained supply, secular demand, and opportunities that reward those built to execute.

Thirty years. Every cycle. One sector.

This is how Noble invests.