<p>Today is April 20th, 2026 The U.S. hotel market is drifting — but extended-stay is quietly absorbing the pipeline. We break down what STR/CoStar is showing through April 2026, why Wyndham's ECHO Suites is building into a $60B segment, and the underwriting question most pro formas are underweighting: supply risk, not demand risk.</p>

Today is April 20th, 2026 The U.S. hotel market is drifting — but extended-stay is quietly absorbing the pipeline. We break down what STR/CoStar is showing through April 2026, why Wyndham's ECHO Suites is building into a $60B segment, and the underwriting question most pro formas are underweighting: supply risk, not demand risk.

The Hotel Segment Quietly Absorbing Every Dollar Capital Still Trusts

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