Apple Hospitality REIT/$APLE

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About Apple Hospitality REIT

Apple Hospitality REIT Inc is a real estate investment trust that invests in income-producing real estate, majorly in the lodging sector, in the United States. It chiefly invests in upscale service hotels. All of the company's hotels operate under the Marriott or Hilton brands. Apple Hospitality has wholly-owned taxable REIT subsidiaries, which lease all of the company's hotels from wholly-owned qualified REIT subsidiaries. These hotels are managed under separate agreements with various hotel management companies that are unaffiliated with Apple Hospitality. The company derives its income from hotel revenue, its sole segment.
Ticker
$APLE
Primary listing
NYSE
Employees
64

APLE Metrics

BasicAdvanced
$3.9B
22.18
$0.74
0.88
$0.96
5.87%

Bulls say / Bears say

Operating momentum strengthened in the second quarter: comparable RevPAR rose 5.3%, occupancy reached 80.1%, and adjusted hotel EBITDA increased 9.7%. Management responded by raising its 2026 RevPAR and EBITDA outlook, while preliminary July RevPAR growth exceeded 6%. (Apple Hospitality REIT, The Stock Observer)
The July refinancing reduced near-term balance-sheet risk. It increased borrowing capacity, improved pricing across most of the credit facility, and extended the maturity profile, with no significant maturities expected until 2029. (Business Wire, Apple Hospitality REIT)
Limited nearby hotel construction could protect pricing and occupancy at existing properties. Apple Hospitality said 55% of its hotels had no comparable new supply under construction within five miles, while construction costs are restricting new industry supply. (The Motley Fool, Apple Hospitality REIT)
The strong first half may not continue at the same pace. Management’s revised 2026 outlook still assumes more modest second-half growth, and World Cup events contributed about 50 basis points to second-quarter RevPAR growth. (The Motley Fool, The Stock Observer)
Cost pressure remains a threat to earnings conversion. Utilities rose 9% and repairs and maintenance increased 6% in the second quarter, while full-year hotel expense growth is expected to be about 4% and planned capital expenditure has risen to $85–95 million. (The Stock Observer, The Motley Fool)
Near-term external growth is constrained. Apple Hospitality said it had no acquisition agreements for 2026 because sellers were seeking prices above what the company considered accretive, leaving only developments expected in 2027 and 2028 under contract. (The Stock Observer, Roic AI)
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