The Pilot Point Economic Development Corporation recently contacted Source Strategies to look into the feasibility of building a limited service Pilot Point hotel. Source Strategies, Inc. authors more than 100 financial feasibility studies for hotels every year with banks and developers relying on them to assess the value of a potential project. A site along […]
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The San Antonio Express-News reports on tourism in the state of Texas and its effects on the lodging industry in the article “Bathroom bill, Harvey produced mixed bag for Texas tourism in 2017” (subscription required). Naturally, when discussing the lodging industry in Texas, report Joshua Fechter reached out to Source Strategies, Inc., the leading hotel
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CultureMap Austin contacted Source Strategies about the growing prominence of Airbnb in the Texas lodging marketplace. Reporter John Egan delved into Source’s latest quarterly Texas Hotel Brand Report and observed that Austin is leading the charge in adopting this new lodging paradigm. At nearly $19 million, Austin grabbed the largest chunk of Texas’ Airbnb revenue
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The Austin Business Journal covered the release of the latest Hotel Brand Report from Source Strategies, picking out some interesting points relating to the Austin lodging market. Senior Staff Writer Jan Buchholz notes that Austin maintains the highest REVPAR (Revenue per Available Room) and Occupancy in the state as well as new reporting from San
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The Waco Tribune-Herald reports on the state of the area’s vacation rental business in an article entitled Vacation rentals double revenue over last year, riding Magnolia’s coattails published on October 3rd. Special attention is given to how this increases the Waco Occupancy Tax revenues. While the story focuses on AirBNB and VRBO-type properties, deeper in
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The Austin Business Journal reported on slowing of the Texas hotel market in the second quarter with special attention to the peculiarities of the Austin lodging market. The article, Austin home to majority of state’s 10 most-lucrative hotels; Four Seasons, Hotel San Jose & more highlighted in Q2 report appeared online on September 25th. Leaning
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The San Antonio Business Journal again looked at the state of the San Antonio lodging market with the help of Source Strategies, Inc., the leaders in Texas Hotel Data Analysis. Using data from Source Strategies, the Business Journal’s W. Scott Bailey notes the positive trends in San Antonio hotels: Texas hotel room revenues surpassed $2.7
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The Longview News-Journal looked at the Second quarter findings from Source Strategies’ Hotel Brand Report and found some positive indicators. The latest issue of the Hotel Brand Report covers the second quarter of 2017. Longview, in the northeast part of Texas, has had a slow market for several years. As noted in the article Report:
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The San Antonio Express-News reports that while the city’s hotels saw a slow July 4th weekend, they are seeing a strong start to 2017. In the article “San Antonio hotels see slow Fourth of July weekend but visitors still coming“, Express-News reporter Joshua Fechter presents an overview of Summer holiday travel in the Alamo City,
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The Fort Worth Business Press reports on the current boom in downtown Fort Worth hotel development, noting that more than a thousand new rooms will be available in then coming years. These are the first new hotels in downtown Forth Worth since the Omni Fort Worth Hotel opened in 2009. The Fort Worth Convention &
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