Every assessed value on a hotel asserts that it can fill its rooms at a given rate and cost. This paper shows a repeatable test, run on three disguised hotels in Minnesota, Texas and Vermont, of whether an assessment asks for performance the hotel has never achieved.

New Zealand’s hotel market continued to grow in September, although the gains were increasingly concentrated in internationally exposed markets. Occupancy, room rates and RevPAR all improved at a national level, but the month also showed a clearer divide between markets benefiting from inbound demand and those more reliant on domestic travel. Download the report below to read our full analysis and regional highlights.

A hotel management company is worth what the hotels behind its fees will keep paying. Learn how to read competitive position, contract survival and owner economics, then turn them into a defensible multiple, with a hypothetical worked example of a downside case.

Branded hotels in Germany, Austria and Switzerland have reached a new high: 4,287 chain hotels with 552,132 rooms now account for 39% of the region’s room supply. The DACH Hotel & Chains Report 2026 ranks the leading groups and brands, maps the development pipeline and explains what drives hotel investment and performance across the three markets. Data as of 30 June 2026.

A methodology whitepaper for inclusion in report addenda. Written for an intelligent reader who is not an appraiser.