The latest hotel supply trends reveal a market shaped by strong event-driven demand and moderating construction activity. Valentine’s Day, the Super Bowl, Mardi Gras, and...
The first full week of February delivered a meaningful shift in U.S. hotel performance trends. After several weeks of uneven results, national RevPAR growth accelerated,...
The hospitality industry entered 2026 navigating weather volatility, uneven market performance, supply expansion, and shifting economic signals. January 2026 hotel performance data underscores how sensitive...
January hotel performance is rarely smooth, but the week of January 18–24 delivered a sharper test than expected. While the MLK holiday historically brings softer...
The early performance story for U.S. hotels in 2026 is best described as uneven rather than uniformly weak. After a strong start to the year,...
The consumer backdrop entering 2026 is best described as measured rather than exuberant. Data from Bank of America Institute, paired with commentary from major investment...
Slow news cycles often provide the clearest insight. When headlines quiet down, fundamentals and market-level data move to the forefront, making it easier to evaluate...
As the U.S. hotel industry moves into year-end, performance is no longer defined by national averages. Recent data shows a market increasingly shaped by local...
As the U.S. hospitality industry moves through the holiday season, November’s results reveal a hotel sector walking a fine line between stabilization and stagnation. Performance...
The hospitality industry is transitioning into a new phase defined by recalibration rather than disruption. Three significant themes are emerging from this week’s data: Choice...
The hospitality and real estate sectors are heading into 2026 with a mix of recalibration and early signs of stabilization. Hotel stocks, apartment REITs, transaction...
The hotel industry wrapped up another earnings week with cautious optimism—and a dose of reality. Most operators reported results ahead of expectations, but the tone...
This past week provided one of the clearest snapshots yet of where the hospitality industry stands—and where it’s headed. From Sotherly Hotels’ $425 million take-private...
The hotel sector is closing out in 2025 with a story of two markets—one defined by resilience at the luxury end and another constrained by...
September’s hotel data shows a clear shift in momentum. RevPAR declined roughly 2% year-over-year, marking the fourth consecutive month of negative growth since April. The...
The global hospitality and real estate sectors enter the final quarter of 2025 with an unmistakable theme — fragile optimism. While markets push toward new...
The U.S. economy continues to expand, but hotel investors are facing a very different story. Revenue per available room (RevPAR) and average daily rate (ADR)...
The U.S. hotel sector continues to send mixed signals. Roughly 1,000 hotels changed hands in Q3 2025, representing over 82,000 rooms sold, yet the underlying...
The U.S. hotel industry has entered a pivotal year. Investor dissatisfaction is mounting, short-term rentals continue to chip away at specific market segments, and hotel...
Hotel real estate continues to send mixed signals in 2025. While easing inflation and lower rates are fueling optimism across the broader REIT market, hotels...
The past five years have been marked by unprecedented extremes in the U.S. economy and real estate markets. The pandemic era (2020–2022) brought massive stimulus,...
In real estate, “comps” (short for comparables) are one of the most widely used tools to determine a property’s value. A comp is essentially a...
The U.S. hotel industry stands at a crossroads. On one hand, operators like Choice Hotels are posting strong financial performance, with Q2 EBITDA beating expectations....
After a robust post-pandemic rebound, the hotel industry has hit an inflection point in 2025. Growth in key metrics is slowing or reversing, macroeconomic clouds...