Distinctive properties. Memorable stays.
Billy Creagh of National Realty Commercial works with owners, buyers and investors exploring hospitality real estate. From vintage motels and Bed & Breakfast properties to vacation homes, short-term rentals and small hotels, start with a location, guest experience and operating plan that fit your goals.
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Motels
Vintage motor courts, roadside lodging and independent motels with a story to tell. Review guest-room configuration, parking, road access, visibility and renovation needs when considering a motel acquisition or sale.
Vacation & Short-Term Rentals
Guest houses, vacation rental investment properties and small lodging portfolios. Compare the intended guest experience, existing booking history and operating expenses, alongside permitted use and local short-term rental requirements.
Bed & Breakfast
Character-filled inns and intimate guest accommodations where the welcome is part of the appeal. Consider room mix, breakfast and dining space, common areas, owner accommodation and the day-to-day operating model when buying or selling a B&B.
Small Hotels & Hospitality
Boutique hotels, independent inns and extended-stay properties. Compare room count, amenities, building layout and ownership plans. Existing operating agreements and the intended length of stay can shape the transaction.
From beach houses and waterfront retreats to city guest homes, a short-term rental starts with the property and its permitted use. If your home or investment property is offered through platforms such as Airbnb or Vrbo, Billy can discuss buying or selling the real estate, including the information buyers need about bookings, expenses and existing arrangements.
Find your next property
Looking for motels for sale, a Bed & Breakfast for sale or a vacation rental investment property? Share your preferred location, acquisition budget, room requirements and operating plan with Billy.
Discuss a focused property search, coordinate inquiries and tours, request property and operating information, and negotiate commercial terms.
Bring your property to market
Selling a motel, B&B or small hospitality property? Discuss a presentation that explains both the real estate and the operating opportunity, with a marketing plan tailored to your timing and confidentiality needs.
Organize property details and photographs, coordinate buyer inquiries and offers, and work alongside your transaction advisers.
The character of 1940s roadside hospitality—welcoming motor courts, recognizable signage and classic diners—can inspire a memorable concept. Pair that character with a practical review of the building, access, guest amenities and improvements. A property’s actual age, permitted use and conversion potential should be verified.
A diner or café can be a destination on its own or part of a lodging property’s guest experience. Evaluate kitchen infrastructure, seating, parking and road visibility. Billy’s restaurant brokerage experience can support discussions around restaurant business sales, property acquisitions and leasing.
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Define your goals
Discuss the property type, target location, budget, timeline and scope of representation.
Gather the details
Organize room counts, property information, photographs, operating records and relevant agreements.
Compare & negotiate
Coordinate inquiries, tours and commercial terms around your objectives.
Coordinate the transaction
Track brokerage milestones alongside your qualified financial, legal and building advisers.
Billy’s published portfolio includes restaurant business and real estate transactions, tenant representation and commercial property sales in Philadelphia. His website highlights CoStar Power Broker and Philadelphia Business Journal Dealmaker recognition. Discuss how his commercial brokerage experience fits your hospitality assignment.
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Contact Billy with your property details or acquisition criteria. The type of property, location and scope of representation are discussed before an assignment begins.
Start with the property address, guest-room count, building and lot size, ownership details, photographs and available operating records. Relevant leases, franchise agreements and renovation information may also be useful.
Tell Billy your confidentiality requirements at the outset. Agree how the property will be presented and how information will be shared before marketing begins.
Discuss hospitality opportunities in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Nevada and New York. Share your target city or neighborhood so Billy can confirm the property requirements and scope of the assignment.
That depends on the site, building and local requirements. Before making an offer based on conversion potential, arrange a review of zoning, permitted lodging use, short-term rental eligibility, building condition and the cost of the proposed improvements.
Buyers should arrange independent review of operating income and expenses, occupancy, building condition, permitted use and any existing agreements. Financing, legal advice, tax planning and specialist inspections are handled by the appropriate qualified professionals.
Buying? Send your target location, budget, preferred property type and guest-room requirements. Selling? Share your property address, room count and preferred timing. Billy will discuss your goals and the next steps.