The Real Deal builds on the recent article from the San Antonio Express-News about hot hotel development in San Antonio’s Pearl district north of downtown. The article, Hotel developers clamor for Pearl district, cites Source Strategies extensively and is enthusiastic about upcoming hotel projects in the area.
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The San Antonio Express-News reports on hotel development in the Pearl area north of downtown San Antonio. Reporter Madison Iszler reached out for some insights about the existing hotels and demand drivers in the area. The article, More hotels, including $37 million Residence Inn, to be built around Pearl, gives a solid rundown of current and upcoming development in the area. Source Strategies Senior Vice President Paul Vaughn is quoted extensively.
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Here at Source Strategies, results for the 3rd quarter of 2023 are being finalized, and we find that amongst the Top 5 Texas Metro Areas, results are mixed! We have strong results in the DFW metroplex, and the wider Houston Metropolitan Area, but San Antonio & Austin have slipped significantly versus 3rd quarter 2022 results. Looking first
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San Antonio-area hotels off I-35 were winners in first quarter From the San Antonio Express-News (may 26, 2021): The conventional wisdom — that San Antonio’s glitzier downtown hotels are the region’s busiest money-makers — didn’t hold up. Paul Vaughn, senior vice president at Source Strategies, said properties off I-35 are popular with itinerant workers and
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Source Strategy Inc.’s Paul Vaughn said Boerne hotels experienced a nearly 14% revenue increase in the third quarter of 2020 compared to the same period a year ago. Occupancy in Boerne hotels averaged 51% in the quarter — well above the state average of 45.5% and San Antonio’s 41.6% performance. Source: Boerne Mayor Tim Handren
San Antonio hotels generated only $97.1 million in the second quarter, which beat Austin by nearly $4 million. In second quarter 2019, Austin’s hotel market generated $460 million more than San Antonio. “Clearly, the folks with the most to lose lost the most,” Vaughn said. “Austin has been riding high for years. Its collapse was
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San Antonio hotel operators sold nearly 3% more room nights during the first quarter than they did during the same period a year ago, while overall revenue increased nearly 2% to more than $355.7 million. The Alamo City area now has about 50,000 hotel rooms, according to new hotel brand report data provided to the
Boosted by the NCAA Men’s Final Four, the Valero Alamo Bowl and the city’s Tricentennial celebration, San Antonio hoteliers sold more room-nights and raked in more cash last year. Room revenue at metro-area inns jumped 9.3 percent to $1.38 billion in 2018, according to a report by Source Strategies Inc., a San Antonio-based hotel consulting
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