According to the June 2015 STR Pipeline Report,
there are 3,511 projects totaling 426,043 rooms Under Contract in
the United States.
This represents an 11.1% increase in the number
of rooms Under Contract compared with June 2014 and a 20.9%
year-on-year increase in rooms under construction.
Among the Chain Scale segments, the Luxury
segment reported the largest year-on-year increase in rooms Under
Contract, rising 46.5% to 10,716 rooms. The Upper Upscale segment
followed with a 30.5% increase to 34,124 rooms.
The Unaffiliated segment (-21.0% to 83,792
rooms) reported the largest decrease in the number of rooms Under
Contract.
All segments but Midscale (-13.6% to 4,077 rooms)
reported a double-digit increase in rooms under construction. Two
of those segments reported an increase of more than 30.0%. The
Luxury segment reported the largest year-over-year increase,
rising 57.3% to 5,468 rooms.
“When looking at the In
Construction stage, Upscale and Upper Midscale brands combine to
account for nearly 86,000 rooms, which is roughly two-thirds of
total U.S. construction activity,” said Bobby Bowers, STR’s senior
VP for operations. “However, Luxury and Upper Upscale brands
reported the most significant percentage growth in year-over-year
comparisons. STR currently expects full-year 2015 U.S. net room
supply growth of 1.3%.”
The Under Contract data includes projects
in the In Construction, Final Planning and Planning stages but
does not include projects in the Unconfirmed stage.
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