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LE: U.S. construction pipeline rises in all project stages

Hotel Business

In the latest United States Construction Pipeline Trend Report from Lodging Econometrics (LE), analysts report that construction pipeline projects in the U.S. At the close of the first quarter, projects currently under construction stand at 1,051 projects/140,365 rooms, each showing 9% growth YOY. construction pipeline at Q1.

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U.S. Hotel Industry Midyear Review: Market Trends, Inflation Impact, and Future Outlook for 2024

Hospitality Net

A midyear snapshot of performance in the top 65 markets in the US indicates that on a trailing 12-month basis through May, RevPAR is up slightly year over year (due to slight increases in both occupancy and ADR) and this is largely driven by increases in the top three chain scales: luxury, upscale and upper upscale.

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Hospitality Market Update | July 2024

Hospitality Net

A midyear snapshot of performance in the top 65 markets in the US indicates that on a trailing 12-month basis through May, RevPAR is up slightly year over year (due to slight increases in both occupancy and ADR) and this is largely driven by increases in the top three chain scales: luxury, upscale and upper upscale.

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Supply vs demand: CBRE’s New Zealand hotel market outlook

Hotel Management

Economic headwinds have impacted business and consumer confidence, and government spending has also been reduced. The Auckland market will need more than just the NZICC to see occupancy rates recover to near previous levels particularly considering the supply currently under construction.

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Exclusive: Veriu Group CEO Zed Sanjana on scaling up apartment hotels

Hotel Management

Market challenges Upward pressure on construction costs There’s no doubting the last few years have been challenging ones for the property sector, which has experienced significant increases in the price of commercial construction since the pandemic.

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CBRE forecasts RevPAR growth to improve in H2

Hotel Business

increase in occupancy. People have already spent a significant portion of their pandemic-era savings, and on top of that, the lingering inflationary pressures are putting a strain on discretionary spending, especially for more price-sensitive consumers.” this year, representing 115% of pre-pandemic levels in 2019.

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CBRE reduces forecast for 2024

Hotel Business

Challenges including weakening consumer spending and increased competition from short-term rentals, cruise lines and other lodging alternatives pose downside risks.” and a 10-basis point increase in occupancy. The company remains optimistic that RevPAR will achieve a nominal record of $100.54 this year, representing 114.5%