Lower hotel occupancies means developers bear higher TIF costs

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With hotel occupancy down locally, the tax dollars that help offset some bonded costs are also down, meaning developers are having to use more of their own money to pay debt obligations. Economic development districts use tax increment financing, or TIFs, to rebate local, and sometimes state, sales taxes paid on rooms and goods back

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