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San Antonio Business Journal: Too many rooms at the inn? SA hotels pay the price

The San Antonio Business Journal took a look at the state of the San Antonio hospitality sector following the release of Source Strategies’ Second Quarter publications – the Texas Hotel Performance Factbook and the Hotel Brand Report. In the article, Too many rooms at the inn? SA hotels pay the price, Journalist Scott Bailey observed the weak lodging demand contrasted with the opening of new hotels. But the article’s secondary headline brings in a little hope: “Industry stakeholders are banking on stronger demand to finish out the year.”

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DoubleTree by Hilton at 611 NW Loop 410. The property has a new owner. Gabe Hernandez | SABJ

San Antonio Business Journal: Austin investor buys airport-area Hilton hotel

The San Antonio Business Journal uncovered details on the recent sale of the DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Airport and naturally cited Source Strategies for context on the deal. In the article, Austin investor buys airport-area Hilton hotel, journalist James McCandless highlights the transaction, which is the second in recent months in San Antonio’s important airport submarket.

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San Antonio Business Journal: SA hotels get big bounce ahead of NBA Finals

The San Antonio Business Journal reported on San Antonio’s hospitality sector performance in First Quarter 2026 while the city’s Spurs NBA franchise is in the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014. Naturally, journalist Scott Bailey reached out to Source Strategies for insight into how the city’s vital hospitality industry performed. The article, SA hotels get big bounce ahead of NBA Finals, looks at San Antonio’s downtown and SeaWorld submarkets and looks ahead to the Finals impact.

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San Antonio Business Journal - W. Scott Bailey - San Antonio's downtown hotel market could use a bounce in business.

San Antonio Business Journal: Downtown SA takes hit as more hotel rooms sit empty

The San Antonio Business Journal has an article detailing the state of San Antonio’s downtown hotel market, informed by data from Source Strategies. In the article, Downtown SA takes hit as more hotel rooms sit empty, journalist Scott Bailey highlights the uncertainty in San Antonio’s most important hotel sector amid a challenging demand environment and new hotels entering the market.

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San Antonio Business Journal: Hotel investors ‘bullish’ on SA despite new red flags

The San Antonio Business Journal dropped a new article about the conflicted state of San Antonio’s lodging industry. Demand has been weak, but hotel developers still see that the market has an upside. In the article, Hotel investors ‘bullish’ on SA despite new red flags, journalist Scott Bailey notes the soft demand in San Antonio’s most important hotel market even as new hotels open and more loom on the horizon.

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San Antonio Business Journal - San Antonio airport area hotels see business drop - Fewer travelers flying into San Antonio International Airport may be having an impact on hotel business in the area. Gabe Hernandez | SABJ

San Antonio Business Journal: San Antonio airport area hotels see business drop

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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Downtown hotel operators are hopeful San Antonio can draw more convention and leisure travelers this summer. Grand Hyatt, Downtown San Antonio | Gabe Hernandez | SABJ

San Antonio Business Journal: Downtown hotels struggle despite Final Four assist

The San Antonio Business Journal has a new article out detailing the current state of San Antonio’s lodging industry in the wake of the city successfully hosting the 2025 NCAA Final Four games in April. In the article, Downtown hotels struggle despite Final Four assist, journalist Scott Bailey leverages Source Strategies data and insights to help understand what is happening in this industry that is critical to the economy of the Alamo City.

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Downtown hotel operators are hopeful San Antonio can draw more convention and leisure travelers this summer. Grand Hyatt, Downtown San Antonio | Gabe Hernandez | SABJ

San Antonio Business Journal: Hotel revenue in downtown San Antonio declines as industry navigates period of stagnation

The San Antonio Business Journal reports on concerns about how tariffs will affect the San Antonio hospitality industry, already struggling in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic recovery. The article by Scott Bailey, Will tariffs put a squeeze on SA’s $22B visitor industry, features quotes from several San Antonio leaders, including Source Strategies’ Director of Data Operations, Paul Vaughn.

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San Antonio Business Journal: Economic turmoil a threat to SA visitor industry

The San Antonio Business Journal reports on concerns about how tariffs will affect the San Antonio hospitality industry, already struggling in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic recovery. The article by Scott Bailey, Will tariffs put a squeeze on SA’s $22B visitor industry, features quotes from several San Antonio leaders, including Source Strategies’ Director of Data Operations, Paul Vaughn.

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