U.S. Hotel Forecast Assumptions – June 2026

Why this matters

The upward revision of the U.S. hotel RevPAR growth forecast to 2.8% by June 2026, as reported by CoStar and Tourism Economics, underscores a nuanced outlook for the hospitality sector amid evolving market dynamics. The anticipated strength in leisure and group demand, bolstered by events such as the World Cup, suggests a robust recovery trajectory that could enhance investor confidence in hotel assets. This forecast also highlights a critical interplay between demand and supply; with supply growth projected at a modest 0.4%, the potential for revenue per available room to outpace inflation becomes more pronounced. For institutional investors, this signals a favorable environment for capital allocation within the hospitality sector, particularly as competition for high-quality assets intensifies. Moreover, the implications for lending conditions are noteworthy. A positive RevPAR outlook may encourage lenders to adopt a more favorable stance towards financing hotel acquisitions and developments, potentially leading to improved terms for borrowers. As capital flows into hospitality assets, the sector's fundamentals will be tested, making it essential for allocators to remain vigilant in assessing the sustainability of this growth trajectory.

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• Disclosed hospitality deal value tracked in June 2026: $3.8B across 20 reported transactions. All Hospitality coverage →

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