The Dallas Business Journal reported on the health of the area’s lodging industry and reported the good news: Metro Dallas hotel revenues were up 8.6% over the previous year. Staff Writer Korri Kezar interviewed Source Strategies’ Senior Vice President Paul Vaughn for the article: According to the Hotel Brand Report published by San Antonio hotel […]
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The Sabine County Economic Development Agency recently reached out to Source Strategies to find out if a Sabine County hotel project would be economically viable in this East Texas community. Source Strategies, Inc. authors more than 100 financial feasibility studies for hotels every year and banks and developers rely on they to assess the value
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The Longview News-Journal reports on the continuing weakness in the lodging industry in the east Texas metro, spurred by data from Source Strategies, Inc., the leading hotel consultancy in Texas. Factors include the continuing softness in the oil and gas-producing areas of Texas as well as an oversupplied market. This information is presented in great
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The San Antonio Business Journal featured an article about the current state of the San Antonio hotel and lodging industry. Using data from Source Strategies, the Business Journal’s W. Scott Bailey points out an area of concern to the city’s market: New data from San Antonio-based consulting firm Source Strategies Inc. indicates that the metro
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The San Antonio Business Journal made note of two recent Source Strategies personnel changes. Todd Walker has been promoted to President of Source Strategies and Paul Vaughn has been brought on as Senior Vice President. Source’s new President, Todd Walker, was formerly the Senior Vice President. He has served over 20 years as the main
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The San Antonio Business Journal‘s W. Scott Bailey consulted with Source Strategies founder Bruce Walker to analyze the changes in the San Antonio and Austin hotel markets over the last two years. The article “SA enters 2017 playing catch up with Austin in heated hotel race” starts with some historical context on the Texas hotel
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Two Business Journal articles offer competing perspectives on the difference between two key barometers of Texas Hotel Markets, hotel market performance in San Antonio and Austin. Naturally, both publications site Source Strategies, the leader in Texas hospitality consulting, for their figures. The San Antonio Business Journal notes how the city’s industry is lagging behind Austin
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Source Strategies recently completed a financial feasibility study, at the request of the City of Lago Vista, identifying a very promising location for a new hotel. Lago Vista is one of the last towns in the Austin Metro area without a hotel. In July, Lago Vista city staff reached out to Source Strategies, who had
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Backed by lodging industry intelligence from Source Strategies, The Longview News-Journal reports today that area hotel revenues and occupancy dropped in the third quarter. Author Ken Hedler reports: Longview metro area revenues were down 6.7 percent while occupancy rates fell 8.4 percent in the three months ending Sept. 30, according to the latest Hotel Brand
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Bleak Oil and Gas Areas Drove Down Statewide Numbers for Texas Hotels SAN ANTONIO (Nov. 16, 2016) – After an optimistic uptick in the second quarter, Texas hotels room revenues were down 1 percent in the third quarter according to Source Strategies, Inc., the leader in Texas hotel data collection and crunching. Third quarter non-oil
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