Sentence examples for average occupancy rate for from inspiring English sources

Q What's the average occupancy rate for AKA?

Yet the average occupancy rate for hotels in the county has been at about 59percentt during the first quarter of this year.

What's the average occupancy rate for the buildings that you represent, as well as rental rates per square foot? A. We're probably somewhere around 95 percent occupied.

There was a hotel squeeze in Manhattan in 2006; the average occupancy rate for first-class hotels that year hovered at 85percentt, whereas now it is about 80percentt.

Clearwater commissioned a marketing study by Hospitality Valuation Services of Mineola, N.Y., which concluded that the new hotel would meet or exceed the 69percentt average occupancy rate for the Stamford-Greenwich-Rye area.

Both the O'Hare Hilton and the nearby Hyatt Regency O'Hare report average occupancy rates of 85percentand76percentcent, respectively, higher than the 72.5percentt average occupancy rate for Chicago hotels through the first nine months of 1997.

Average occupancy rates for fisher increased by 9.0%.

The average occupancy rates for this tier of the extended-stay market declined from 74.4percentt in 2000 to 64.4percentt last year.

Jan deRoos, of Cornell University, who is an expert in hotel finance, told me that the developer of a five-star hotel typically must demonstrate that the project will maintain an average occupancy rate of at least sixty per cent for ten years.

The Tante restaurants in Paris still have an average occupancy rate of eighty per cent, and the contract for vacuum-packed prepared foods will remain in force for seven years.

"Tokyo constitutes a monster-sized market, where the 15 current major hotel properties, even after the 'bubble' days, have for the past five years enjoyed a rather high average occupancy rate of 75percentt," said the Imperial's general manager, Tetsuya Kobayasahi.