January 7, 2026
Hotel financing expert: Don't wait on interest rate cuts in '26
The hotel financing environment is shaping up to be a "tale of two cities" for borrowers this year.
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January 6, 2026Supply will shape California hotel performance
California hotel performance is expected to diverge more sharply by region in 2026, with revenue per available room, or RevPAR, outcomes increasingly shaped by supply growth and pricing power rather than pure demand recovery.
January 6, 2026Reduced hotel CMBS distress in the Southeast tied to recent property sales
The hotel CMBS market in the Southeast experienced shifts in 2025. The overall origination balance decreased compared to a year ago, although the number of loans originated increased year over year. The diverging trend suggests that the average CMBS loan size has shrunk due to a shift towards smaller deals amid a continuously challenging lending environment.
January 6, 20265 things to know for Jan. 6
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January 6, 2026Protecting Iceland's fragile ecosystem is top of mind in Black Sand Hotel's design, operations
Few places on earth offer the same sense of remoteness, connection and tranquility as Iceland.
January 6, 2026Botswana’s wilderness hotels remain benchmark for sustainable safari-hotel design
The tourism business model in the African country of Botswana is one of lower guest volume and higher average daily rate.
January 6, 2026Head developer hopes to spark Saudi pride with soon-to-open Amaala hotel giga-project
As one of Saudi Arabia's giga-projects nears its first phase of openings, its head developer says they hope it will be a source of pride for the country's citizens.
January 6, 2026City of London office-to-hotel conversion gets go ahead
An office-to-hotel conversion has been granted full planning permission and listed-building consent at 27-28 Clements Lane, a Grade II-listed Victorian site in the City of London.
January 5, 2026Here are CoStar's top hotel stories of past year
Leisure travel remains the backbone of hotel demand, fueled by experiential trends and event-driven tourism. However, leisure travel has been down this past year with inbound international travel lagging pre-pandemic levels, and corporate travel and group bookings are recovering unevenly, making for a challenging environment for hotel owners and operators. Here are some of the top hotel real estate stories of the past year.
January 5, 2026Hotel construction activity in Florida buoyed by upper-tier, branded developments
The national hotel development pipeline has remained muted in recent years. However, hotel construction activity in Florida shows no signs of stopping.- January 5, 2026
5 things to know for Jan. 5
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January 5, 2026After a year of uncertainty, hotel revenue managers set strategies for 2026
It's difficult to make a plan when it's likely that plan will be upended.
January 5, 2026Outdoor natural-water swimming pool floats into Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf Group has been given the go-ahead to build a floating, natural-water swimming pool in Eden Dock.
January 5, 2026How revenue managers adapted to changing conditions through 2025
The field of hotel revenue management is a constantly evolving one, both through small steps and incredible leaps.
January 5, 2026Orkney, Scotland, hotel planners must consider Arctic skuas and medieval 'burgage' plots
Off the very top of Scotland, Orkney, or the Orkney Islands, might soon see a hotel with a room count almost reaching 100 rooms.
January 5, 2026Vacation planning 101: Analyzing the most expensive leisure submarkets in the Southeast and their less pricey alternatives
Travel planning is never easy. Picking a destination requires effort, and searching for attractions and points of interest can be draining. Most important, selecting accommodations that offer comfort, elevate the experience and fit a budget could be the most daunting task.
January 5, 2026Mansfield Leisure Park changes hands for £10.37 million
Legal & General has sold Mansfield Leisure Park for £10.37 million, reflecting a net initial yield of 9.74%.
January 2, 2026International arrivals to Quebec are increasingly driven by visitors from outside the US
The U.S.-Canada trade dispute that erupted in 2025 resulted in a slight decline in arrivals to Quebec from the U.S., from 344,000 in August 2024 to 312,000 this past August, a modest drop that's part of a larger, longer-term trend of fewer Americans coming to Quebec.
January 2, 2026What to watch in 2026: Hotel owners will be laser-focused on operating margins
The U.S. hotel industry is facing another year of limited options for increasing the average daily rate, or ADR, with the current forecast calling for an average gain of just 1%, well below the expected level of cost increases for many expense line items.
January 2, 2026How demand shift and market mix impact corporate transient strategies for Atlanta hotels
Business travel is a primary demand source for hotels in Atlanta. The market is home to 18 Fortune 500 corporations, 37 Fortune 1000 companies and many regional headquarters. Several submarkets that cater to corporate travelers include the Central Business District, or CBD, Buckhead, Galleria-Marietta, Alpharetta-North and Perimeter Center-Roswell.
