Pebblebrook's stock is up 60% this year, the CEO was buying shares at $17 while analysts still had "Hold" ratings, and Q2 earnings land July 28. The gap between insider conviction and Street consensus tells you more than either number alone.
A 752-room Westin on Michigan Avenue just changed hands at 54% below what Pebblebrook paid eight years ago, and the trailing NOI implies a cap rate that tells you exactly what the buyer thinks about the work ahead.
European hotel deals hit €27 billion, Pebblebrook's CEO says U.S. buyers and sellers still can't agree on price, a cartel killing reshapes a Tuesday in Puerto Vallarta, and the Trump Organization bets a billion on Australia's Gold Coast. The common thread is one nobody's talking about.
2025 gave us the first full-year decline in occupancy and RevPAR since the pandemic... but the executives describing it as "uneven" are burying the real story. Some operators thrived. Some got crushed. And the difference wasn't luck.
