RevPAR growth: Fall stall?
With new COVID cases on the rise and risk mitigation the name of the game, most companies will continue working from home and business travel will remain negligible, stymying further RevPAR improvement.
Weekends remain a bright spot
With business and group travel at historic lows, the difference between mid-week and weekend occupancy continues to widen due to leisure travelers looking for weekend getaways.
Luxury and Upper Upscale hotels remain closed
While most hotels in the Upscale Class and below have reopened, nearly 12% of Luxury and Upper Upscale hotels remained closed. These hard-hit classes also have the lowest Standard occupancy for September.
Group demand up from historic lows
Group demand has more than doubled from its historic April low, when less than 500,000 group rooms were sold. This segment of demand will be one of the last to return, pending both COVID-19 and economic recovery.
Return to office likely to vary by commute time, transit usage, and average CBD rent
STR’s parent company, CoStar Group, provides insight into when and how return to work may happen nationwide. Cities reliant on public transportation like San Francisco and New York City will likely take longer to return employees to office than driving markets like Dallas and Phoenix, leading to uneven RevPAR recovery in these markets.
To learn more about the data behind this article and what STR has to offer, visit https://str.com/.
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