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- **Revenue Resilience**: 1.4% RevPAR growth, 15.1% EBITDA rise, with resorts leading at 5.5% RevPAR. Key properties like Scottsdale (+25%) and Toronto Beach (+20%) outperformed.
- **Liquidity Boost**: $260M from asset sales (Seattle, San Francisco) and $125M preferred stock redemption, reducing debt and sharpening luxury focus.
- **Consumer Strength**: Luxury travelers maintain spending, with 43% F&B growth and 31% catering increase, offsetting urban renovation headwinds.
- **Strategic Positioning**: 43.2% net debt ratio, $116M cash, and dividend yield of 8%, despite Q3 seasonal lows.


**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Revenue Growth**: Comparable RevPAR increased 1.4% YoY, driven by a 5.5% rise in resort RevPAR. Urban hotels faced headwinds due to renovations, but overall EBITDA grew 15.1%.
- **Portfolio Strength**: 9 of 14 hotels are resorts, with standout performances at Scottsdale (25% RevPAR growth) and Toronto Beach (20% RevPAR growth). Group demand at Lake Tahoe surged 32% post-renovation.
- **Liquidity Enhancements**: Sold Marriott Seattle Waterfront for $145M and Clancy in San Francisco for $115M, reducing debt and focusing on luxury assets. redeemed $125M of nontraded preferred stock.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Financial Health**: Net loss of $8.2M, but AFFO per share was negative $0.19 due to seasonal lows. Debt at $1.2B with 6.9% blended interest rate. 43.2% net debt to assets ratio. Dividend of $0.05 per share maintained, yielding ~8%.
- **Capital Management**: Addressed 2025 debt maturity, refinanced Scottsdale property, and reduced leverage through asset sales.

**【Asset Management Update】**
- **Resort Excellence**: Scottsdale's GOP grew 231.6% with new amenities; Lake Tahoe's F&B revenue rose 43.3%. Ancillary revenue initiatives like cabanas and events drove 31% catering growth.
- **Renovation Impact**: Ongoing projects at Beverly Hills, Beaver Creek, and Yountville expected to enhance luxury positioning. 2025 CapEx projected at $75-85M.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **CapEx Strategy**: Targets low single-digit maintenance CapEx as % of revenue. No significant deferred projects; prioritizes ROI-driven investments.
- **Government Impact**: Minimal effect on portfolio; DC hotel (Capitol Hilton) saw single-digit government transient mix. Group cancellations offset by corporate strength elsewhere.
- **Leisure Resilience**: Luxury consumers show price insensitivity, with strong ADR growth and ancillary spending. Leisure revenue up despite slight occupancy decline.


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