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For more than 100 years, Horwath HTL has been the industry’s trusted partner for success in the United States. Our team of strategic business advisors have a proven track record of assessing specific situations, prescribing the right solutions, and providing the necessary ongoing counsel to ensure client success.

We are Horwath HTL, the global leader in hotel, tourism and leisure consulting. Contact one of our US offices to learn more about the value we can bring to your organization.

Local Offices


Atlanta Office

2472 Jett Ferry Rd
Suite 400-302, Dunwoody,
Atlanta GA 30338


Chicago Office

203 N. La Salle St., Suite 2100
Chicago, IL 60601

Toll free  +1-888-800-7258


Denver Office

6400 South Fiddlers Green Circle
Suite 250, Greenwood Village
Colorado 80111

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Los Angeles Office

8383 Wilshire Blvd
Suite 800
Beverly Hills CA 90211

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New York Office

Americas Towers
1177 6th Avenue, 5th Floor
New York NY 10036

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Orlando Office

618 East South Street,
Suite 500, Orlando, FL 32801

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Scottsdale Office

15169 N. Scottsdale Road
Suite 205, Scottsdale AZ 85254

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Viewpoint

Intangible assets in hotel property tax assessments

Hotels are complex assets that blend real estate with business value. For property tax purposes, only the real estate is taxable – yet all too often, assessors inadvertently include the hotel’s intangible business assets in the assessed value. Brand value, management contracts, franchise affiliations, and customer relationships can inflate taxable value if not properly removed. On the majority of occasions, upscale, select-service, and extended-stay hotels – particularly those transacted in portfolios – are assessed at values that fail to extract these intangibles.

Bryan Younge
Bryan Younge
Managing Partner, USA
Viewpoint

What we learned at ALIS CALA 2025: Day 2

The debut of ALIS CALA 2025 marked a significant milestone for the hospitality industry in the Caribbean and Latin America. Merging the former CHRIS and HOLA conferences, this unified platform brought together more than 100 hospitality leaders, investors, and developers in Coral Gables, Florida to chart the future of travel and investment across the region.

Bryan Younge
Bryan Younge
Managing Partner, USA
Viewpoint

Resilience in Paradise

Global leisure travel patterns are undergoing a notable realignment as economic and political headwinds emanating from the United States redirect international tourists toward more accessible and stable destinations. The Caribbean, in particular, has emerged as a prime beneficiary of this shift. Factors such as U.S. trade tariffs, policy uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions have dampened the appeal of U.S. travel for many overseas visitors, resulting in a “travel diversion” effect in which sun-seeking travelers opt for Caribbean getaways over U.S. holidays. At the same time, the Caribbean region’s robust tourism recovery and relative political stability have positioned its islands as attractive havens for both vacationers and investors.

Bryan Younge
Bryan Younge
Managing Partner, USA

MarketCompass Lodging Reports

Washington State Area – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for 1Q 2025 analyzes the Washington State area lodging market, including Spokane’s economy and its influence on the region. It assesses various hotel classes (Luxury to Economy) using key metrics like occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR, providing performance rankings and trends. The report examines factors like brand representation, investment rates, air passenger traffic, and CRE performance. Spokane’s economic drivers, such as healthcare and logistics, are highlighted, alongside challenges like declining university enrollments. The report offers insights into market strengths, weaknesses, and future outlook, aiding investors in navigating the hospitality landscape. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

Tulsa, OK – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for Tulsa, OK in 1Q 2025 highlights a diverse economy driven by manufacturing, energy, and healthcare, with a growing labor market outpacing state and national averages. The manufacturing sector, bolstered by aerospace and defense, is expected to drive business travel and hotel occupancy. However, a slower energy sector recovery and potential population decline pose challenges. Tulsa’s lodging market ranks in the 30th percentile nationally, indicating underperformance, with varied investment risk across hotel classes. The report analyzes key metrics like occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR, providing insights into different hotel classes’ performance. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

Tucson, AZ – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for Tucson, AZ, 1Q 2025 analyzes the city’s diverse economy and lodging market performance. Tucson showcases robust job growth, driven significantly by the University of Arizona’s expansion. The leisure and hospitality sector faces a tightening labor market. The report ranks Tucson in the 54th percentile nationally. It details key metrics like occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR across different hotel classes, highlighting strengths and challenges for each. It further examines brand representation, investment rates, air passenger throughput, published rates, and general CRE performance. The report concludes with a forward-looking perspective on Tucson’s economic drivers, including aerospace manufacturing and housing activity. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

Tampa, FL – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for Tampa, FL in 1Q 2025 highlights the region’s resilient economy, driven by tourism and healthcare, despite facing challenges like high interest rates. The report analyzes key metrics, brand representation, investment rates, air passenger throughput, and CRE performance. It provides detailed insights into various hotel classes, including luxury, upper upscale, and economy, ranking their performance and identifying strengths and challenges. The report also examines occupancy, guest-paid ADR, and RevPAR trends from 1990 to March 2025, offering a comprehensive overview for stakeholders navigating the evolving market dynamics. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

Syracuse, NY – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for Syracuse, NY in 1Q 2025 analyzes the city’s hotel market, considering the local economy, key performance indicators, and various hotel classes. Syracuse’s economy is evolving, with healthcare and professional services growing, while manufacturing is bolstered by defense spending and potential semiconductor investment. The report ranks Syracuse’s lodging market as “Under-Performing” compared to other US hotel markets. It dives into specific classes—Luxury to Economy—assessing strengths, challenges, and notable rankings. Occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR trends are tracked from 1990 through March 2025, providing insight into the hotel market’s performance and potential investment opportunities. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

South Carolina State Area – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for 1Q 2025 focuses on the South Carolina State Area lodging market, examining performance across various classes from Luxury to Economy. Greenville’s economy, driven by healthcare and manufacturing, faces low-wage job challenges, potentially impacting future investment. The region ranks moderately among the top US hotel markets. The report analyzes occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR trends from 1990 through March 2025. It details strengths and challenges for each hotel class, including notable rankings in COVID recovery, demand change, and transaction pricing, offering insights for investors amid shifting market dynamics. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

Seattle, WA – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for Seattle, WA in 1Q 2025 analyzes the area’s hotel market. Despite a diverse economy, a struggling tech sector is expected to dampen hotel demand through 2025, impacting investment strategies. The Seattle market is ranked in the 86th percentile nationally, indicating stable growth potential. The report breaks down performance by hotel class, including luxury, upper upscale, upscale, upper midscale, midscale, and economy. It also covers brand representation, investment rates, air passenger throughput, published rates, and general commercial real estate performance. The report includes data tables on occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.

Savannah, GA – 2025 Q1

The MarketCompass Lodging Report for Savannah, GA in 1Q 2025 indicates a moderate market performance. Savannah’s economy is rebounding, driven by government payrolls and a strong transportation/warehousing sector due to the Port of Savannah. However, the leisure/hospitality sectors face challenges. Tourism is vital, with anticipated new luxury hotel developments. Labor shortages pose a threat, requiring effective management by hotel operators to maintain service quality. The report analyzes key metrics, brand representation, investment rates/risks, air passenger throughput, CRE performance, and provides a forecast. It also ranks hotel classes and largest hotels. Click here to view a shortened preview of the report.