With revenue per available room now growing for 64 months, June was another good month for the U.S. hotel industry, according to an analysis by STR’s Jan Freitag. Here are five things you need to know about the data.

1. T H I N G S T O K N O W
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demandI N C R E A S E D
This is much better
than May’s -0.1% but
still well below the
year-to-date average
of +2.5%.
The number of rooms
available in the U.S. for the
first time ever.
U.S. MARKETS HAD MORE THAN 80% OCCUPANCY
New York City’s occupancy was at 90.6%, but ADR
increased only 0.8%.
RevParINCREASED
7.2%
This rate matches exactly
the year-to-date pace of 7.2%
R O O M N I G H T S W E R E S O L D
FIVEU.S. JUNE PERFORMANCE DATA
With revenue per available room now growing for 64 months,
June was another good month for the U.S. hotel industry,
according to an analysis by STR’s Jan Freitag. Here are five
things you need to know about the data.
109million
June demand was the highest of
any June on record.
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