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New Orleans ADR, RevPAR increase in STR weekly numbers

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29 October 2009
By Rachael Spann Urie
Director, Public Relations, STR
rurie@str.com

HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee—New Orleans, Louisiana, led average daily rate and revenue per available room increases for the week ending 24 October, according to Smith Travel Research.

The market’s ADR rose 7.9 percent to US$133.96 and RevPAR increased 7.9 percent to US$90.63.

For the industry, in year-over-year measurements, occupancy fell 6.3 percent to end the week at 59.0 percent, ADR dropped 8.3 percent to US$100.04, and RevPAR decreased 14.1 percent to US$59.03.

Among the top 25 markets Houston, Texas, posted the largest occupancy decrease, falling 32.9 percent to 57.5 percent.

New York, New York, experienced the largest ADR decrease, falling 18.9 percent to US$256.72, followed by Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida (-17.9 percent to US$86.20), and Phoenix, Arizona (-17.1 percent to US$106.03).

Oahu Island (+3.0 percent to US$128.72) also reported a RevPAR increase. Boston, Massachusetts, ended the week flat for the week in RevPAR (US$123.73). Houston posted the largest RevPAR decrease, dropping 43.4 percent to US$53.02.

Source: STR

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Read official press release for week ending 24 October 2009 from STR.

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29 October 2009 at 12:58 PM Central Time
In response to: New Orleans ADR, RevPAR increase in STR weekly numbers
CountingSheep commented:
Nice to see Boston flat. I wonder if the playoffs were much of a factor there. But Lord I hope ADR starts to move up soon!!



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