Luxury Hospitality

Rising 690 feet above Boston’s South Station, South Station Tower introduces a new model of urban living in which architecture, hospitality and mobility converge. Designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners and developed by Hines, the 51-story landmark places 166 The Ritz-Carlton Residences across its uppermost 16 floors, transforming one of the city’s primary transit hubs into a vertical ecosystem of living, working and connection

In the world of luxury real estate, few developers are speaking as openly about restraint, sustainability, and community as Will Bennett. As CEO and co-founder of Three Rules Capital, Bennett is helping redefine what large-scale luxury development can look like – less focused on excess, and more on long-term value, environmental stewardship, and cultural connection. Together with partners Roberto Ruiz Vargas and Harish Venkatesh, Bennett leads the firm behind Esencia, a $2 billion

In the dense urban fabric of Venice, the Hotel Papadopoli Venezia - MGallery occupies a unique position, both geographically and historically. Situated adjacent to the Papadopoli Gardens and along the Tolentini Canal, the hotel forms part of a rare intersection between natural green space and the city’s characteristic waterways. Its location, within walking distance of key cultural landmarks 

The Radisson Collection Lingang Shanghai is more than just a 5-star hotel and residences – it is a bold statement of design excellence, where Italian refinement meets the rich cultural essence of China. This visionary project is the result of an extraordinary collaboration between De.Tales and MMA Projects

The Italian hospitality sector is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the entry of new players who challenge traditional models with innovative and personalised offerings. This evolution was the focus of the event Hospitality Talks: Strategic Assets for Modern Hospitality and New Players in Italian Tourism