Pebblebrook Hotel Trust Q4 Earnings Call Highlights
View original at finance.yahoo.comPebblebrook Hotel Trust Q4 Earnings Call Highlights Pebblebrook Hotel Trust logo Key Points Q4 results beat expectations: Same-property total RevPAR rose 2.9% and adjusted EBITDA increased 11.1% to $69.7 million, with adjusted EPS of $0.27, helped by stronger occupancy (+190 bps) and a 5.5% gain in non-room RevPAR…
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The lower capital run rate is a tailwind that could support higher discretionary free cash flow for debt paydowns and repurchases
80% confidencePebblebrook ended 2025 with stronger than expected fourth-quarter growth even as the government shutdown weighed on demand
80% confidenceSan Francisco RevPAR increased 37.9% in the quarter
80% confidenceMost of the company's pace advantage was in transient demand, while group room nights were down 0.6% for the year
80% confidenceJanuary RevPAR increased 4.6% and would have been almost 7% but for Winter Storm Fern
80% confidenceIn December when there were zero conventions, Pebblebrook's San Francisco portfolio still delivered 16.2% RevPAR growth
80% confidenceFebruary was on pace for RevPAR growth of 15%+
80% confidenceWeighted average interest cost of 4.1% is the lowest in the hotel lodging REIT sector
80% confidenceSame-property hotel EBITDA was $2.2 million above the midpoint of the company's outlook
80% confidenceResults reflected benefits from Pebblebrook's multi-year strategic reinvestment program and that several redeveloped properties are still ramping toward stabilization
80% confidencePebblebrook may be reaching a favorable transition point
80% confidenceFourth-quarter total RevPAR in San Francisco increased more than 32%
80% confidence2025 featured two very different storylines, with redeveloped resorts and urban recovery markets—especially San Francisco—driving growth, while Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. weighed on results due to unexpected events
80% confidenceThe company continued to see softness in government and government-related segments
80% confidenceFull-year same-property expenses rose 3%, and excluding real estate tax and other credits from the prior year, total expense growth was 2.2%, with cost per occupied room basically flat
80% confidenceThe company does not expect additional business interruption income in 2026 for LaPlaya
80% confidenceThe company refinanced near-term maturities, extended maturities, increased the unencumbered asset base, and provided a fully funded path to address $350 million of convertible notes due December 2026
80% confidenceAdjusted EBITDA was about $6 million above the midpoint
80% confidenceWeather resiliency improvements at LaPlaya are complete and the property is fully restored following Hurricanes Helene and Milton
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