CoStar, Washington, D.C., and Tourism Economics, Philadelphia, downgraded their hotel-sector growth projections in a revised 2025-2026 U.S. hotel forecast.
Tag: Hotels
Hotel Construction Declines for Third Consecutive Month
The number of U.S. hotel rooms under construction decreased year-over-year for a third consecutive month, according to CoStar, Washington, D.C.
CBRE Forecasts Steady Hotel Sector Growth
CBRE, Dallas, forecasts that hotel revenue per available room will grow steadily in 2025 and urban locations will outperform due to improved travel and the recovery of inbound international travel.
CoStar: NYC, Nashville Will See The Most New Hotel Rooms This Year
New York City and Nashville are projected to open the most hotel rooms in the U.S. in 2025, according to CoStar, Washington, D.C.
Higher-End Hotels Will Drive Industry Performance, CoStar and Tourism Economics Forecast
Higher-end hotels will continue to drive industry performance, according to CoStar, Washington, D.C. and Tourism Economics, Philadelphia.
CBRE: Half of U.S. Hotel Investors Plan to Buy More This Year
CBRE, Dallas, reported that investors have generally positive sentiment about the hotel market this year.
Analysts Downgrade U.S. Hotel Forecast
Two hotel sector data firms, STR and Tourism Economics, significantly downgraded their 2024-2025 U.S. hotel forecast.
CBRE Reduces Near-Term Hotel Outlook Due to Softer Summer Demand
CBRE, Dallas, reduced its forecast for hotel performance this year as weaker-than-expected summer demand resulted in a shortfall in Q2 2023 revenue per available room.
Hotel Analysts Lower Occupancy Forecast, Maintain Revenue Projections
STR, Hendersonville, Tenn., and Tourism Economics, Wayne, Pa., lowered their hotel occupancy forecast slightly but maintained previous projections for revenue per available room and average daily room rates.
CBRE Raises Hotel Sector Outlook
CBRE, Dallas, raised its forecast for hotel performance based on second-quarter gains and its expectation for slightly positive GDP growth next year.