Top 25 Markets Set the Performance Pace for U.S. Hotels
STR’s Top 25 Markets are the largest of the STR-defined U.S. markets, accounting for approximately 32 percent of hotel rooms across the country. Historically,...
North America Remains the Largest Consumer Market for Luxury Hotels
In 2017, the global luxury hotel market size was $171 billion and it is expected to reach $232 billion by the end of 2025,...
Five Cities With the Largest Hotel Construction Pipelines
Portsmouth, N.H. — According to the Q3 2019 construction pipeline trend report published by Lodging Econometrics (LE), the total pipelines for the top 25...
U.S. Lodging Outlook Good Through 2020, With Economic ‘Blip’ in 2021, Says CBRE
ATLANTA—A favorable economic outlook will lead to continued growth in U.S. hotel revenues and profits through 2020. However, an economic slowdown in 2021 will...
Premium Performance Impacts Flow-Through at Boutique Hotels
While boutique hotels comprised just 3.2 percent of the total U.S. lodging supply in 2017, boutique projects represented 17.8 percent of the rooms in...