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Airbnb & VRBO short-term rentals in Texas compete with Hotels

Texas Short-Term Rental Market Share Has Reached 264% of Its 2019 Level

Short-term rentals (STRs), including mainstays such as Airbnb and VRBO, captured 9.5% of lodging revenue in Texas equating to $1.54 Billion in the 12 months ending Q1 2026, up 10% over the previous year. In that period, Airbnb accounted for 7.2% of statewide lodging revenue, HomeAway (VRBO) for 0.9%, and other STR platforms made up 1.4%.

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Community Impact Houston - Three boutique hotels opened across Houston in 2025. (Courtesy Bunkhouse Hotels, Julie Soefer)

Community Impact Houston: New boutique hotels emerge as Houston tourism rebounds

The San Antonio Business Journal has new reporting about the state of the San Antonio airport submarket, in part fueled by data from Source Strategies. In the article, San Antonio airport area hotels see business drop, journalist Scott Bailey explains how hotel demand and occupancy have declined in 2025 as the San Antonio International Airport has experienced a drop in travelers.

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These Houston hotels check in among the most lucrative in Texas – CultureMap Houston

Guests in Houston are checking in to some of the most profitable hotels in the state, experts say. A new report from San Antonio-based hotel consulting and research firm Source Strategies Inc. indicates seven of last year’s top 100 Texas hotels for revenue per available room (RevPAR), a key metric of financial performance in the hotel industry, were

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SA Express-News: Mixed Bag for Texas Tourism in 2017

The San Antonio Express-News reports on tourism in the state of Texas and its effects on the lodging industry in the article “Bathroom bill, Harvey produced mixed bag for Texas tourism in 2017” (subscription required). Naturally, when discussing the lodging industry in Texas, report Joshua Fechter reached out to Source Strategies, Inc., the leading hotel

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