Owners of Hotel Orange County experienced a rebound in good health the year as room rates and significantly higher occupation settled.
Colliers PKF hosting specialists report that Orange County hotels had an average of 144.31 fare $ per night for 2011 – this is an increase of 5.7% in a year, or $7.81 night! Occupancy rates ran with 72.82% last year against 70.26% in 2010 and 67% in 2009. Which translates a key hotel financial metric called “RCD” – or, how an owner participates in house — 9,6% growth for 2011.
Rebound was found in Southern California…
- Los Angeles room rates increased by 5.8% in 2011 to $153.57 night. Occupancy for the year was 75.19% – against 71.91% the previous year. L.A. RCD area increased by 10.7% in 2011.
- San Diego rates were up 2.9% in 2011 to $153.20 73.64% of San Diego area rooms completed – against 71.19% the previous year. San Diego area RCD increased by 6.4% in 2011.
Month in Orange County, December saw…
- 138.38 Room rates $ per night on average – i.e. to 2.4% in one year (or $3.30 night.)
- 64.9% of Orange County Hotel rooms were filled against 63.7% the previous year.
- RCD County – as key measure of hotel cash flows – was an increase of 4.3% for the month compared to a year ago.
- For this month, the rooms more were South O.C. While North O.C. averaged offered the cheapest nights.
- More small number of vacancies in the County were in Anaheim, while that Surf City had more average hotels around the County.
- By geographic slice of Orange County, 3 7 slices of PKF County tracks had year room rate gains; 5 of 7 slices had gains of occupation; and 5 of the 7 “RCD” has increased.
Autour in California of the South in December…
- Los Angeles room rates increased by 3.7% in a year to $142.22 per night. Occupancy is 62.8% – 2.7% increase last year.
- San Diego rates were up 11.3% in 12 months for $139.93 61.4% of San Diego filled – up to 6.4% in the past year.
Orange breakdown by region. Note: The table below shows average tariff of the month; changes in rates; occupation (OCC.) and change of the year. more change of the year in “RCD” (Rev. c.)…
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