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Freefall in Hotel Valuations to Hit Bottom in 2010, says HVS

Published Tuesday, June 02, 2009

Hotel ownership isn’t for the faint of heart in this troubled economy. The average value per room in the U.S. hotel sector has fallen 45 percent since peaking in 2006, according to consulting firm HVS, and won’t rebound to peak levels until 2014. For lodging owners, the long slide in hotel values mercifully is expected to come to an end next year. Today’s dreary hotel investment picture is expected to brighten considerably in 2011, but not before an additional 10 percent drop in the average room value in 2010, forecasts HVS. “If you are going to ...

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