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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
29 March 2010
Demand, supply numbers bode well for recovery of the segment, but RevPAR remains a weak spot.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
20 July 2010
Rate recovery for extended-stay hotels, however, is not expected until 2011.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
15 November 2010
After an abysmal 2009, extended-stay hotels are forecast to hit double-digit RevPAR increases during 2011. Just how high will the metric go?
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
17 August 2011
Slower ADR and occupancy growth than initially expected will thwart the segment’s record-setting prospects.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
01 December 2011
Extended-stay hotels’ relatively large share of business travelers and of revenues from the top 25 U.S. markets should cushion the anticipated slowdown in the rate of RevPAR increases.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
26 September 2012
The Highland Group projects extended-stay hotels will finish the year with a RevPAR increase of 7% despite flat occupancy growth.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
26 March 2013
Dealmakers spent more than $1 billion into the U.S. extended-stay segment during 2012, which continues to fuel gains in demand and ADR.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
21 December 2009
The extended-stay segment’s supply growth in 2009 is expected to be 7 percent. As a result, the decline in occupancy is projected to be similar to that for all U.S. hotels.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
13 May 2010
The Highland Group forecasts demand for extended-stay hotels to increase 7.3 percent in 2010 and 3.9 percent in 2011 if overall demand in 2010 reaches expected levels.
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By Mark Skinner, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
02 June 2010
Segment’s supply, demand and occupancy are expected to rise in the second quarter, but average rate and RevPAR forecasts are not so positive.
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