Pebblebrook Expects 2026 Retained Free Cash Flow of $146 Million-$150 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Pebblebrook expects 2026 retained free cash flow of $146 million-$150 million, supporting debt reduction and opportunistic share repurchases.
  • Hotel EBITDA is projected to rise approximately $90 million above 2025 levels through 2028, reaching $439 million.
  • Growth drivers include urban recovery, LaPlaya's stabilization and remaining redevelopment returns.
  • The urban recovery scenario targets $70 million of incremental hotel EBITDA at approximately 80% occupancy, below 2019's 85%.
  • Urban hotel supply growth is forecast to average 0.9% during 2026-2028, versus 2.3% in 2015-2019, supporting occupancy and pricing.


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