Overview
- CoStar’s weekly snapshot for June 7–13 shows U.S. hotels with a 7.0% rise in revenue per available room driven by higher room rates and modest occupancy gains.
- National occupancy was 69.9% and average daily rate was $172.04, with ADR up 4.9% and RevPAR up 7.0% versus the comparable week.
- New York City led gains with ADR rising 17.1% to $399.15 and RevPAR up 18.9% as NBA Finals games and a World Cup match boosted demand in the market.
- Los Angeles posted the second-largest ADR increase to $234.02 linked to a U.S. World Cup match and Detroit saw the biggest Top‑25 occupancy jump to 71.0%.
- Industry participants warn these weekly figures are highly sensitive to single-event calendars and operators remain cautious about sustaining full-year revenue targets.