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5 stories · First covered Mar 10, 2026 · Latest Jun 27
Urban hotel market Coverage
Pebblebrook's 92% Total Return Is Pricing In a Sports Boom That Hasn't Happened Yet

Pebblebrook's 92% Total Return Is Pricing In a Sports Boom That Hasn't Happened Yet

Pebblebrook's stock has surged 25% in 30 days on the thesis that major sporting events will flood its urban hotels with demand. The question is how much of that future RevPAR is already baked into an $18.90 share price trading above analyst targets.

Sunstone Spent $31M on CapEx and Bought Back $36M in Stock. Same Quarter. That's a Statement.

Sunstone Spent $31M on CapEx and Bought Back $36M in Stock. Same Quarter. That's a Statement.

Sunstone's Q1 tells two stories at once... a REIT pouring capital into its assets while simultaneously shrinking its share count at near-52-week highs. For operators watching ownership groups make allocation decisions, the priorities embedded in this quarter are worth studying carefully.

Hilton's "Select by Hilton" Play With Yotel Is Either Genius or the Beginning of Brand Chaos

Hilton's "Select by Hilton" Play With Yotel Is Either Genius or the Beginning of Brand Chaos

Hilton just created an entirely new brand category to bolt independent brands into its loyalty engine without actually buying them. The question every owner and developer should be asking: who does this really benefit, and what happens when the promise meets the property?

Hilton's Yotel Deal Is a 5.8x Multiple Bet on Someone Else's Brand

Hilton's Yotel Deal Is a 5.8x Multiple Bet on Someone Else's Brand

Hilton just created a new platform to franchise brands it doesn't own, starting with Yotel's 23 hotels. The math reveals what this is really about: fee-layer expansion at near-zero capital risk.

Pebblebrook Trades at 50% Below NAV. The Math Says Something Has to Give.

Pebblebrook Trades at 50% Below NAV. The Math Says Something Has to Give.

Pebblebrook's stock is pricing in a disaster that the operating numbers don't support. Either the market is wrong about the assets or the company is wrong about its NAV... and the answer determines whether this is the best REIT trade in hospitality right now.