According to the November 2014 STR Pipeline
Report, there are 3,422 hotels totaling 413,419 rooms Under
Contract in the United States.
This represents a 17.3% increase in the number
of rooms Under Contract compared with November 2013 and a 28.0%
increase in rooms under construction.
The Under Contract data includes projects in the
In Construction, Final Planning and Planning stages but does not
include projects in the Unconfirmed stage.
“Upscale and Upper Midscale hotels once again
dominated U.S. hotel development numbers, accounting for more than
two-thirds of industry rooms under construction in November,” said
Bobby Bowers, senior VP of operations at STR, Inc. “All STR Chain
Scale segments except Luxury (down 22.6%) and Economy (down 51.4%)
recorded double-digit increases in room construction activity
versus November 2013. Upper Upscale under construction rooms
increased by almost 46% versus prior year, and now account for
more than 10% of U.S. hotel room construction.”
Among the Chain Scale segments, the Upper
Upscale segment reported the largest year-on-year increase in
rooms Under Contract, rising 34.6% to 31,259 rooms. Three other
segments each reported growth of more than 20.0%: the Luxury
segment (+30.6% to 9,722 rooms); the Upper Midscale segment
(+21.9% to 123,248 rooms); and the Upscale segment (+21.5% to
113,282 rooms). The Economy segment was the only segment to report
a decrease in rooms Under Contract, falling 15.1% to 4,063 rooms.
Three segments achieved year-on-year increases
of more than 30.0% in rooms In Construction: the Upper Upscale
segment (+45.9% with 12,342 rooms); the Upscale segment (+41.6%
with 44,748); and the Midscale segment (+33.9% with 5,653 rooms).
The Economy segment (-51.4% with 655 rooms) and the Luxury segment
(-22.6% with 3,542 rooms) reported the largest decreases in rooms
In Construction.
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