CBRE Hotels’ Americas Research

In 2018, the amount spent to pay employee salaries, wages and benefits at the hotels in the Trends sample increased

Economic “blip” causes slowdown in 2021 before returning to positive growth for 2020 according to Hotel Horizons March 2019 Edition.

According to the December 2018 edition of Hotel Horizons, U.S. hotel occupancy will rise to 66.2 percent next year, a

Cost controls perpetuate profit growth.

CBRE research forecasts occupancy to increase through 2019.

Zika, exchange rates and new supply impact performance. Despite the 2.8 percent decline in occupancy, rooms department expenses remained flat

CBRE is forecasting a 0.1 percent occupancy increase along with a 2.3 percent rise in ADR for 2018. The net

CBRE Hotels’ Americas research forecasts 2.2 percent RevPAR compound annual growth rate through 2021.

As demand and supply growth rates converge U.S. hoteliers operate in a low inflation environment.

U.S. hotel operating performance takes a breather in 2015.