We're talking about a market where convention centers are giving their space away. There clearly will be winners and losers.
What has gone on in Pittsburgh is what has gone on in lots of other cities, which are often faced with convention centers that don't perform as their proponents had hoped or promised, and so it is argued that what you need is an adjacent hotel.
Not only is there, in my judgment, an oversupply of convention space across the country but attendance is down as well.