The Texas Appraisal Districts have completed their preliminary 2022 Hotel Tax Assessments and they indicate the largest hotel value change in Texas history. After study, Source Strategies has some important takeaways for Texas hotel owners and operators.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Below are an assortment of Source Strategies appearances in media across the state following the publication of our Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2021 publications: Texas Hotel Performance Factbook, the new Texas Hotel Valuation Factbook and the Hotel Brand Report. Irving hotel firm buys historic Fort Worth buildingThe Real Deal | 04-01-2022 Austin woman struggles
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Below are an assortment of Source Strategies appearances in media across the state following the publication of our Third Quarter 2021 Texas Hotel Performance Factbook and Hotel Brand Report. The List: Boutique hotels in the Austin areaAustin Business Journal | 01-14-2022 The List: Austin-area hotelsAustin Business Journal | 01-14-2022 2022 look ahead: Will Dallas-Fort
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Lodging revenues dropped $5 billion during the 2020 pandemic, but hotel tax assessments in Texas rose $90 million. The new Texas Hotel Valuation Factbook provides unprecedented insights into hotel performance and hotel valuation.
Lodging Revenue Down $5 Billion! – No Change in Hotel Tax Assessment Read More »
The Hotel Brand Report is a PDF newsletter from Source Strategies that covers how every lodging brand is performing in the state of Texas. Source Strategies covers the statewide performance numbers, by metro and by industry segment.
Which Brands Are Winning: Hotel Brand Report – 2Q 2021 Available Now! Read More »
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] It’s Budget Season: The Texas Hotel Performance Factbook provides the tools to understand the past while planning for the future of your hotel. The Texas Hotel Performance Factbook is an invaluable tool your understanding of your property and your competitors as you hit budget season. While the Texas Hotel Performance Factbook typically only compares
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The Texas Hotel Performance Factbook documents the hospitality industry’s road to recover. After more than a year of historic, unprecedented revenue losses in the Texas hospitality industry, lodging demand spiked sharply in the Second Quarter across the state. Statewide industry revenues were 163% higher than Second Quarter 2020, which was the lowest point of
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Below are an assortment of Source Strategies appearances in media across the state following the publication of our First Quarter 2021 Texas Hotel Performance Factbook and Hotel Brand Report. Economic recovery continues as Austin metro regains thousands of hospitality jobsAustin Business Journal | 06-23-2021 Dallas-Fort Worth hotels still bleeding revenue after COVID’s gut punchDallas
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2020 was not exactly the type of year we will look back on fondly. However, based on First Quarter 2021, Airbnb could point to the pandemic as the starting point of exponential growth. While the rest of the state has largely suffered, Airbnb has increased its revenue and market share.
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San Antonio-area hotels off I-35 were winners in first quarter From the San Antonio Express-News (may 26, 2021): The conventional wisdom — that San Antonio’s glitzier downtown hotels are the region’s busiest money-makers — didn’t hold up. Paul Vaughn, senior vice president at Source Strategies, said properties off I-35 are popular with itinerant workers and
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