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Capital Expenditure Strategy

3 stories · First covered Feb 23, 2026 · Latest Apr 29
Related: RevPAR 1 Dallas 1 RevPAR Growth 1 Asset-Light Strategy 1 Caesars Entertainment 1 Las Vegas Hotel Market 1 deleveraging 1 Share buyback program 1 FFO per share 1 Minor Hotels 1 Fairmont 1 Xenia Hotels 1
Capital Expenditure Strategy Coverage
Caesars Digital Just Hit $69M EBITDA on 60% Growth. The Brick-and-Mortar Side Barely Moved.
Technology
Apr 29

Caesars Digital Just Hit $69M EBITDA on 60% Growth. The Brick-and-Mortar Side Barely Moved.

Caesars' Q1 digital segment grew EBITDA 60% while its Las Vegas and regional casino operations flatlined or declined. If you're running hotel technology at a gaming property, the investment priority just shifted underneath you... and the implications for property-level tech budgets are worth understanding before your next capital request meeting.

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Rav Patel 3 min read · Apr 29
Minor Hotels Is Spinning $1B in Assets Into a Singapore REIT. Here's What the Math Actually Says.
REITs
Mar 24

Minor Hotels Is Spinning $1B in Assets Into a Singapore REIT. Here's What the Math Actually Says.

Minor Hotels wants to park 14 hotels in a Singapore-listed REIT valued at roughly $1 billion, cut its debt ratios, and keep operational control with a sub-50% stake. The structure is textbook asset-light, but the per-key math and the retained interest tell a more complicated story than the press release.

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Jordan Chen 3 min read · Mar 24
Xenia Sold Dallas at $204K Per Key. The $80M They Didn't Spend Tells the Real Story.
REITs Primary
Mar 22

Xenia Sold Dallas at $204K Per Key. The $80M They Didn't Spend Tells the Real Story.

Xenia's Q4 numbers look clean on the surface... EPS beat, RevPAR up 3.9%, aggressive buybacks at $12.59 a share. But decompose the Fairmont Dallas disposition and the 2026 CapEx guidance, and you start seeing a REIT that's quietly choosing which assets to feed and which to starve.

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Jordan Chen 3 min read · Mar 22