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Baird/STR Resort Inventory Index Fell 2.5 P.c in February 2023


HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee, and MILWAUKEE—The Baird/STR Resort Inventory Index fell 2.5 % in February to a stage of 5,541.

“Resort shares—similar to the broader market—pulled again in February as the main focus turned to earnings and preliminary 2023 outlooks,” mentioned Michael Bellisario, senior resort analysis analyst and director at Baird. “The worldwide resort model shares, whereas down barely throughout the month, outperformed the S&P 500 on the heels of sturdy fourth-quarter earnings reviews and steering that matched expectations; resort REITs have been weaker and comparatively underperformed as buyers centered on considerably blended fourth-quarter earnings reviews and 2023 steering that embedded heightened expense pressures and outsized renovation disruption.”

“Progress in U.S. resort RevPAR moderated in February to a 17.3 % improve from 2022,” mentioned Amanda Hite, STR president. “That acquire was pushed by ADR, which elevated 10.7 %, whereas occupancy was simply 5.5 % above February 2022. Room demand, nonetheless, was the second highest for any February on file and has been at or above prior month-to-month peaks for the previous six months, with data set in September and December. Wanting forward, modest efficiency is predicted as simple comps give solution to more durable ones, however development is predicted for the foreseeable future.”

In February, the Baird/STR Resort Inventory Index surpassed each the S&P 500 (down 2.6 %) and the MSCI US REIT Index (down 4.9 %).

The Resort Model sub-index decreased 1.2 % from January to 10,219, whereas the Resort REIT sub-index dropped 7.0 % to 1,130.

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