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ALIS REPORT: Is Hotel Crisis Passing?

Published Thursday, January 28, 2010

At long last the struggling U.S. lodging industry can see light at the end of the tunnel. While net operating income for the typical hotel is projected to fall 5.3 percent in 2010, that pales by comparison to the record 34.9-percent drop last year, according to Atlanta-based PKF Hospitality Research. The picture is expected to brighten considerably in 2011 when NOI is forecast to climb 11.3 percent and accelerate through 2013. While the pace of decline is moderating, at the moment it’s hardly a feel-good story for hotel owners who are facing weak consumer demand ...

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