Every score published on a database profile is editor-assessed against a defined framework, carries a confidence rating, and references the methodology version under which it was produced. As underlying data deepens, scores can transition from editorial assessment to algorithmic computation without changing the published record.
Composite assessment of how attractive an entity is as an acquisition or advisory mandate within the LHB framework.
Strength and durability of the entity's luxury market positioning.
Quantifiable capacity to add keys, suites, food & beverage, or estate revenue.
Architectural, historical and cultural significance of the asset or organisation.
Confidence in the asset's long-term ability to preserve and grow capital.
Degree of operational complexity relative to revenue base (higher is more complex).
Depth and durability of underlying tourism demand for the location.
Every score carries an explicit confidence rating — low, medium, or high — reflecting the depth of underlying evidence. Low confidence scores are treated as directional rather than definitive.