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STR, TE Downgrade U.S. Hotel Forecast in Final Revision of 2024

Lodging

NASHVILLE—STR and Tourism Economics ​downgraded the growth rate in the final U.S. hotel forecast revision of 2024. For 2024, projected gains in average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) were each downgraded, -0.5 Hotel Forecast in Final Revision of 2024 appeared first on LODGING Magazine.

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CBRE Forecasts Modest RevPAR Growth in 2025

Lodging

DALLAS, TexasCBRE forecasted that revenue per available room (RevPAR) will grow modestly in 2025, driven by the continued outperformance of urban locations benefiting from increased group and business travel, as well as a projected rise in demand for drive-to and regional leisure destinations. CBRE projected a 1.3 CBRE projected a 1.3

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CoStar, TE Slightly Adjust Growth Projections in First U.S. Hotel Forecast of 2025

Lodging

hotel forecast of 2025 released at the Americas Lodging Investment Summit (ALIS). For 2025, projected gains in average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) were unchanged from the previous forecast, +1.6 Hotel Forecast of 2025 appeared first on LODGING Magazine. percent and +1.8

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Rates drop in key New Zealand’s two largest cities

Hotel Management

This follows a record average daily rate of NZ$673 that was reached on 31 December 2024. In Wellington, occupancy and average daily rates are down due to the central Governments reduction in spending but we do not see this as a long-term shift and expect demand to bounce back in line with the broader New Zealand economy.

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CBRE: U.S. hotel performance impacted by moderate summer demand

Hotel Business

hotel performance is expected to reaccelerate in the fourth quarter and extend into 2025, according to CBRE ’s latest forecast. CBRE now forecasts a 0.5% This revision reflects a 40-basis point (bps) decrease in expected occupancy compared to the prior forecast, with occupancy anticipated to decline by 30 bps year-over-year.

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CoStar and Tourism Economics Downgrade U.S. Hotel Growth Forecasts For 2025&26

Hotel News Resource

Key metrics such as demand, Average Daily Rate (ADR), and Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR) have all been lowered, with demand forecasted to drop by 0.6 percentage points in 2025 and 0.5 in 2026.

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The Cost of Convenience: Why Pricing-Centric Revenue Management Is Failing Your Hotel

Hotel Speak

However, when done right, they help hoteliers to extend demand from high-occupancy nights into adjacent shoulder periods, and manage availability based on forecasted value rather than simply the offered rate and maintain guest trust by signalling genuine scarcity rather than resorting to excessive rate inflation.