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Originally Posted by Digatisdi
If I were looking at this as an investor I'd think "Well if they can't make a statement on time I don't know how if I could trust them to build the hotel in time"
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An "investor," whether in this property or an adjacent one, is not going to be sitting on the sideline waiting for a public announcement. They will be on the field and in the trenches. The commercial real estate development industry is a small and very tight knit one. Pretty much everyone is "in the know" on most properties and projects. To reiterate: any savvy "investor" will always have inside information (knowledge which is not, or has not yet become public) on the project in question.
I would agree that it is frustrating for the general public when announcements are not made. On that note, no developer is obligated to release any information about their projects...so, again, yes, it may be frustrating; but, it is their prerogative. Meeting a public media release "deadline" has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not they are capable of successfully developing a project.