Every Texas hotel's revenue,
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Real room revenue for every property that files hotel occupancy tax with the state. Mapped, ranked, updated monthly, and ready to screen.
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Measured from state hotel occupancy tax filings, short-term rentals excluded · data through May 2026
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Written market reports built from every hotel tax filing in the state: revenue, growth, supply, and the story behind the numbers.
Hotel revenue has roughly doubled since March 2025 on construction demand from the Stargate data center and Dyess Air Force Base. The underwriting question is what remains when the crews leave.
Read the report →The 4.5% decline is a hurricane hangover: the comparison year was inflated by derecho and Beryl displacement demand. Underneath, Houston set its all-time monthly revenue record in March 2026 and hosts seven World Cup matches in June.
Read the report →The raw filings say Austin hotel revenue is down 6%; more than half of that is one hotel's implausible tax filings, and the growth rate on this page strips it to about 3%. The real story is a flat market with a hole in the middle: the convention center is a construction site until 2029, and the hotels built on its business are down 10 to 22%.
Read the report →The raw Dallas sums print +0.1%; two implausible filings hide a decline of about 3%, which is what the growth rate on this page now shows. The convention boxes are soft at the front end of a $3.5B center rebuild that runs to the end of the decade, while luxury, uptown and airport hotels quietly carry the market.
Read the report →Measured, not estimated.
Texas publishes actual room receipts, property by property, month by month, in state occupancy tax filings. Most hotel data products model revenue from samples and surveys. We ingest the real thing.
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Branded or independent, every property that files hotel occupancy tax with the state. Pick yours from the dropdown and we confirm the exact building before anything runs.
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The property's own tax filings, construction registrations, bar receipts, and new lodging permits come straight from state datasets. Five research agents sweep the rest in parallel: ownership, franchise terms, guest mix, the competitive set, hazard history.
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A cited first pass on one specific building, not an appraisal. Below is a real one: 10 years of measured revenue, 40 linked sources, and 20 named gaps.
The resort has a differentiated demand platform, but the operating case is not yet underwritable.
Monthly room receipts from the property's own state tax filings, as far back as it has filed.
Owner of record, the operating entity on the tax permit, brand relationship, royalty and marketing fees.
Guest mix, seasonality measured from filings, and what recurring review themes say about the operation.
The comp set, new supply from state permit registrations, and the measured STR share of the market.
FEMA hazard scores, flood zone at the address, and every federal disaster declaration that hit the county.
Every fact links to its source. What the public record could not confirm is named, not smoothed over.
Live excerpt from a real screening of the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center. Revenue is the property's own reported state tax filings; the full report adds the remaining tabs shown at right.
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