HST · 8-K · 20261104PR000152

Geographic Market Commentary

HOST HOTELS & RESORTS, INC. · 2026-11-04 · Importance 45 · Surprise 64

Third-quarter comparable RevPAR growth varied substantially across the company’s domestic markets: Austin rose 51.8%, Washington, D.C. (CBD) 25.9%, and Florida Gulf Coast 20.6%, while Phoenix fell 32.0%. Year-to-date, Austin increased 29.0% and San Francisco/San Jose increased 15.2%, whereas New Orleans declined 13.0% and Phoenix declined 1.2%. Comparable RevPAR for the five international properties increased 13.4% in the quarter and 11.2% year to date.

Key facts

• The 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge expands Host’s presence in New York into a new submarket; the Renaissance establishes its presence in the high-growth Dallas/Fort Worth market. source
• Host Hotels & Resorts expects Alila Ventana Big Sur to be non-comparable for full-year 2026 after local evacuation mandates and regional wildfire activity led to its closure in August 2026; it reopened in September 2026. source
• Eleven of the Company’s 24 domestic markets achieved double-digit comparable hotel Total RevPAR increases in Q3 2026; year-to-date Total RevPAR was $392.74, up 5.8%. source
• Host Hotels & Resorts expects The Don CeSar to be non-comparable for full-year 2026 following its closure at the end of September 2024 due to Hurricane Helene; it reopened in March 2025. source
• Host’s current portfolio comprised 72 U.S. properties and five international properties, totaling approximately 41,800 rooms. source