- The U.S. lodge business experiences slight income progress regardless of a minor decline in occupancy.
- Houston and Las Vegas expertise notable declines, whereas St. Louis reveals a big enhance in occupancy.
The U.S. lodge business displayed a mixture of optimistic and unfavorable tendencies for the week ending August 30, 2025, in keeping with CoStar’s newest information. CoStar, a number one supplier of actual property data and analytics, reported principally optimistic year-over-year comparisons, regardless of some regional challenges.
Through the week of August 24-30, 2025, the general occupancy charge throughout U.S. motels was 63.4%, representing a 0.8% lower in comparison with the identical interval in 2024. Nonetheless, the typical each day charge (ADR) elevated modestly by 1.0%, reaching $155.87. Income per obtainable room (RevPAR) additionally skilled a slight rise of 0.2%, amounting to $98.88.
Among the many high 25 markets, Houston skilled essentially the most vital declines, with occupancy dropping 12.0% to 56.3% and RevPAR falling 16.7% to $63.48. These decreases are attributed to the excessive demand interval that adopted Hurricane Beryl in 2024, which has since subsided.
Las Vegas encountered the biggest decline in ADR, which fell by 6.8% to $184.28. In distinction, St. Louis skilled the very best enhance in occupancy, rising by 6.9% to 60.7%, indicating a optimistic development in traveler curiosity.
General, whereas some areas confronted challenges, the U.S. lodge business demonstrated resilience with slight income positive aspects, reflecting a gradual restoration within the journey sector.