Los Angeles Hotel Market Remains Strong
Downtown Los Angeles hotels are seeing significant increases in occupancy because of renovated rooms and a renewed interest in staying downtown, according to report by PKF Consulting. The L.A. firm, which tracks the hospitality market, expects downtown’s average hotel occupancy rate to hit about 73%, compared to 51% in 2003. Hotel occupancy for the 10-county region is hovering just under 80%.

My husband and I have taken in three housemates to go along with our three extra bedrooms. This has allowed us to comfortable afford a house payment on one income while being students. My suggestions are that everyone has at least one chore that is part of the household cleaning in main living areas and that a schedule is created for kitchen and laundry privileges. We have been doing this for almost a year and it has been great. They pay $750 of our $950 mortgage!
Amy