Development / December 16, 2014

Hampton #2000 in Seattle/Bellevue, WA

Last night was a very special evening, and a great milestone for the Hampton brand, as we officially opened Hampton #2000 Full Story

Development / September 3, 2014

177-Room Hotel in Redwood City Catering to Tech Companies Set to Break Ground

OTO Development, has applied for a building permit to begin construction on the 177-room hotel and attached parking garage. Full Story

Development / June 10, 2014

Redwood City to Get First New Hotel Development in a Decade

Redwood City has approved its first hotel development in more than 10 years. Full Story

Development / May 26, 2014

Productive and Memorable Events at Georgetown Area’s Newest Event Venue

The Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC/Georgetown hotel is the newest event venue in Washington, D.C.’s high-end Georgetown. Full Story

Development / May 12, 2014

Living Green at OTO Development’s Newest Georgetown Area Hotel in Downtown Washington D.C.

Opening late May, the Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC/Georgetown brings environmentally friendly accommodations to Washington. Full Story

Development / April 28, 2014

Green Accommodations Changing the Face of D.C.’s Georgetown Neighborhood

This May, environmentally friendly accommodations in Washington, DC’s high-end Georgetown neighborhood will be more accessible. Full Story

Development / April 2, 2014

New Hilton Hotel Planned for North San Jose

A new Hilton group hotel is planned for north San Jose, part of a building boom that could add thousands of new hotel rooms. Full Story

Development / August 26, 2013

Hampton Best Conversion Winner: Corry Oakes, III – OTO Development

Corry Oakes, III and his team at OTO Development repurposed an historic office building in the downtown Golden Triangle. Full Story

Development / February 27, 2013

Hotel Plans Advance in San Bruno

Hotel plans advance in San Bruno for a Marriott Springhill Suites. Full Story

Development / January 8, 2013

Skyward for West End’s Hilton Garden Inn

Add one more tower crane to D.C.'s inventory, as work on the Hilton Garden Inn goes skyward. Full Story

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