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REITs delivered strong investment performance through mid-year 2026, outperforming the broad equity market by a sizable margin.
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COO Krissy Gathright says RevPAR growth is “modest and steady.”
President and CEO Justin Knight discusses travel demand shifts, cost discipline, and market confidence heading into 2026.
Justin Knight says Apple Hospitality is also seeing improvement in its urban markets.
Urban markets that were slow to recover post-COVID are now benefitting.
CEO Justin Knight confident lodging REIT can expand its geographic footprint.
CEO Justin Knight says occupancy gains have been evident both mid-week and on weekends.
CEO Justin Knight discussed opportunities, strategy, and capital priorities in a shifting hospitality landscape.
CEO Justin Knight also points to “impressively resilient” leisure and business travel.
Omega Healthcare is transforming itself ahead of a demand surge.
How lodging REITs and their competitors perform often depends on the types of audiences they want for their rooms.
Airbnb and the sharing economy have become a topic of significant discussion among hospitality REITs.
CorePoint’s moves are meant to drive both leisure travelers and price-sensitive business travelers to their hotels.
While the industry enjoyed a solid start to 2025, travel patterns have slowed in recent months, analysts say.
Retail REITs are adopting new tactics to keep customers coming to their properties and staying longer when they're there. Trips to local shopping centers are becoming experiences for visitors.
Three REIT CEOs predict the biggest changes in how hotels are designed and utilized between now and 2025.