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PREPARED FOR GREATER TORONTO HOTEL ASSOCIATION Economic Impact Study and Comparative Cities Research December 2015 and September 2016 Reports
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2 CBRE HOTELS | GTHA | CITY OF TORONTO
• CBRE Hotels is a specialized hospitality and tourism advisory group within CBRE.
• Provides owners, operators, financial institutions, developers and investors in the hotel sector with a single global source for lodging and hospitality brokerage, valuation, consulting, research and capital markets services.
• Comprised of 375 dedicated hospitality professionals located in 60 offices worldwide.
• CBRE Hotels Canadian practice is comprised of 23 professionals with offices in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver.
• CBRE Hotels maintains the only proprietary databases on the accommodation industry in Canada.
ABOUT CBRE HOTELS – INDUSTRY EXPERTS
3 CBRE HOTELS | GTHA | CITY OF TORONTO
GTHA ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY, December 2015 • Economic Impact Study – to provide overview of the GTA lodging sector and quantify its
economic contribution to the Greater Toronto Area’s GDP, labour force and taxes
• Analysis focused on the “big picture” level of the Greater Toronto Area, with further details for the City of Toronto and Downtown Toronto
GTHA COMPARATIVE CITY HOTEL OPERATONS RESEARCH, September 2016 • Analysis of how Downtown Toronto’s hotel market performance compares with 15 other
downtown hotel markets in 2015, in terms of cost of doing business and industry profitability
• Analysis of Toronto’s Airbnb industry
• CBRE HOTELS MARKET OUTLOOKS • CBRE NATIONAL MARKET AND FINANCIAL DATABASES
TODAY’S DISCUSSION
DEFINING THE GREATER TORONTO HOTEL MARKET
5 CBRE HOTELS | GTHA | CITY OF TORONTO
HOTEL INVENTORY IN THE GREATER TORONTO AREA
GTHA Membership 212 hotels offering
38,830 rooms (2014)
Total GTA Supply 44,180 rooms (2015)
6 CBRE HOTELS | GTHA | CITY OF TORONTO
HOTEL INVENTORY IN THE CITY OF TORONTO
108 hotels offering 25,280 rooms (2015)
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SIZE OF GTA HOTEL INVENTORY
Market Properties Rooms %
Downtown Toronto 61 16,741 38%
Rest of Toronto 47 8,540 19%
City of Toronto 108 25,281 57%
Total GTA 44,176 100%
Greater Toronto Accommodation Supply by Submarket
Source: CBRE Hotels
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LARGEST HOTEL MARKET IN CANADA
05,000
10,00015,00020,00025,00030,00035,00040,00045,00050,000
Top 10 Hotel Markets in Canada
Rooms
Source: CBRE Hotels
HISTORIC HOTEL SECTOR PERFORMANCE 2000-2015
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Total GTA Hotel Rooms
HISTORIC GROWTH IN SUPPLY
25,5
73
24,8
84
25,2
81
36,603
43,337 44,176
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
45,000
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
GTA City of TorontoSource: CBRE Hotels
City of Toronto
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Total GTA Supply and Demand
GREATER TORONTO MARKET PERFORMANCE
13.4
16.1
9.4
11.4
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
14.0
16.0
18.0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Room Nights in Millions
Supply
Demand
Source: CBRE Hotels
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Total City of Toronto Supply and Demand
CITY OF TORONTO MARKET PERFORMANCE
9.3 9.3
6.6 6.7
0.0
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
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2000
2001
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2006
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2008
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2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Room Nights in Millions
Supply
Demand
Source: CBRE Hotels
GTA HOTEL MARKET SEGMENTATION - 2014
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HOTEL MARKET SEGMENTATION - 2014
34%
37%
17%
12%
GTA Hotel Market Segmentation
Corporate
Leisure
Meeting/Conference
Government/Other
Source: CBRE Hotels
COMPETITIVE DESTINATION PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
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Comparable US and Canadian Destinations’ Top Line Performance - 2015
TORONTO VERSUS 15 COMPETITIVE DESTINATIONS
Source: CBRE Hotels
17 CBRE HOTELS | GTHA | CITY OF TORONTO
Comparable US and Canadian Destinations’ Total Revenue Performance - 2015
TORONTO VERSUS 15 COMPETITIVE DESTINATIONS
Toronto @ $80,780 per room
San Francisco @ $154,215 per room
Source: CBRE Hotels
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Comparable US and Canadian Destinations’ Total Operating Expense Performance - 2015
TORONTO VERSUS 15 COMPETITIVE DESTINATIONS
$0
$20,000
$40,000
$60,000
$80,000
$100,000
$120,000
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Total Expense BreakdownPer Available Room - $CDN
2015
Insurance
Property and Other Taxes
Utilities
POM
Sales and Marketing
Info. & Tele. Systems
A&G
Other Op. Dept.
F&B
Rooms
Note: Sales and Marketing expenses inclusive of Franchise Fees
Toronto $60,500 per available room
Source: CBRE Hotels
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Comparable US and Canadian Destinations’ Profitability - 2015
TORONTO VERSUS 15 COMPETITIVE DESTINATIONS
$46,
210
$18,
450
$12,
860
$454
$194 $175
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$100
$150
$200
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NOI and ADR - $CDN 2015
NOI
ADR
Note: Sales and Marketing expenses inclusive of Franchise FeesSource: CBRE Hotels’ national Monthly Trends database (Canadian City ADRs) and STR Inc. data (U.S. City ADRs - converted to $CDN)
Source: CBRE Hotels
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS AND RE-INVESTMENTS IN HOTELS
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Capital Investment in New Built Hotels by Market in $Millions (2000-2015 YTD)
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN NEW HOTEL DEVELOPMENT
$209 M
$351 M $340 M
$0
$50
$100
$150
$200
$250
$300
$350
$40020
00
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Downtown Toronto City of Toronto (excl. Downtown) GTHA Market (outside City of Toronto)
Source: CBRE Hotels
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HOTEL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE EXPECTATIONS
63%
29%
8%
Hotel Capital Expenditure Expectations - 2016
Substantive Renovation
Typical FF&E Expenditure
Minimal FF&E Expenditure
Source: CBRE Hotels
23 CBRE HOTELS | GTHA | CITY OF TORONTO
• Since 2000, 13,100 rooms have built in GTA, at an average construction cost of
$204,300 per room and total capital investment of $2.7 Billion.
2015 data shows significant growth in capital replacement levels across GTA with Re-investment/renovation levels ranging from $15,100 per room for the average GTA hotel to $19,500 per room at the typical Downtown Toronto hotel.
GTA CAPITAL INVESTMENT SUMMARY
ECONOMIC IMPACTS
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GTA ECONOMIC IMPACT OF HOTEL OPERATIONS
GTA Rest of Province TOTAL IN $MILLIONS 2014 2014 2014
Total Revenue $2,065Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Direct $1,387 $23 $1,411 57% Indirect $329 $83 $411 17% Induced $426 $217 $643 26%Total $2,143 $323 $2,465 100%Labour Income Direct $911 $15 $926 58% Indirect $217 $57 $273 17% Induced $260 $146 $406 25%Total $1,388 $218 $1,606 100%Employment (Jobs) (actual#) Direct 18,800 230 19,030 63% Indirect 3,300 950 4,250 14% Induced 4,300 2,650 6,950 23%Total 26,400 3,830 30,230 100%Direct Taxes Federal $364 $4 $368 41% Provincial $346 $3 $349 39% Municipal $173 $1 $174 20%Total $883 $9 $891 100%Total Taxes Federal $541 $62 $602 45% Provincial $466 $48 $514 39% Municipal $202 $13 $214 16%Total $1,208 $122 $1,330 100%Sources: CBRE Hotels and Ontario Ministry of Tourism's TREIM Model
Hotel Operation Impacts
Economic Impacts of Greater Toronto Hotels Operations - 2014GTHA Accommodation Sector
%
VISITOR MARKET TO TORONTO – RTO 5
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TOTAL VISITOR SPENDING - 2014
$3,520,993,000
$1,778,639,000
$1,527,628,000
$482,390,000
$966,061,000
TOTAL VISITOR SPENDING – 2014
Transportation
F&B
Accommodation
Recreation &EntertainmentRetail/Other
Source: Ontario MTCS, Statistics Canada
18 cents of every visitor dollar spent on commercial accommodation
There were 28 Million visitors to RTO 5 in 2014 which contributed $8.3 Billion in spending. 10.7 M visits were generated by overnight travellers (38%). Of the overnight visitors to RTO 5, approximately 47% stayed in commercial accommodation properties (5.0 M visits)
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PERSON NIGHTS IN ROOFED ACCOMMODATION- 2013 & 2014
25,386,100
11,151,300
4,102,800
25,984,800
12,175,800
5,659,800
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5,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
20,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
Private Homes CommercialAccommodation
Other
TOTAL PERSON NIGHTS SPENT in RTO 5 by TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION– 2013 & 2014
Up 38%
Up 9%
Source: Ontario MTCS, Statistics Canada
Definition: 2 people staying in 1 room overnight = 2 person nights or 1 occupied room night
Of the 44 Million Persons Nights to Toronto, those staying in commercial accommodations represent only 28% of the overnight visitor market
IMPACT OF TORONTO’S AIRBNB INDUSTRY
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DOWNTOWN TORONTO’S AIRBNB INDUSTRY
• Dtwn Toronto Airbnb industry generated $58 M in revenue in past 12 months ending June 2016
• Dtwn Toronto’s total Airbnb ACTIVE UNITS listings represent over 40% of the size current hotel inventory in the City of Toronto
• Supply of 10,272 hotel comparable Airbnb property LISTINGS in Downtown Toronto (Aug 2016)
Sources: AirDNA and CBRE Hotels
Apartment, Loft or Condo Entire House Bungalow or Townhouse / B&B
• In the past year, Dtwn Toronto’s Airbnb supply has grown by 80%. 2016 Dtwn Toronto revenues are equivalent to the $60 M generated by the total GTA airbnb sector in 2015
COMPETITIVE DESTINATION ROOM AND PROPERTY TAX RATES
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Total Lodging Rate Ranking - 2014
COMPETITIVE DESTINATION CONSUMER TAX RATES
11.09%
15.66%
18.48%
0.00%
2.00%
4.00%
6.00%
8.00%
10.00%
12.00%
14.00%
16.00%
18.00%
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Source: HVS Lodging Tax Report
AVERAGE 15.07%
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Property Tax per Room – 2014 ($CDN)
COMPETITIVE DESTINATION PROPERTY TAX BURDENS
$1,602
$3,530
$9,700
$1,500
$2,500
$3,500
$4,500
$5,500
$6,500
$7,500
$8,500
$9,500
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San
Die
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Chi
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Nia
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Fal
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Bost
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New
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Source: CBRE Hotels
HOTEL CONTRIBUTIONS TO TORONTO’S DESTINATION MARKETING
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Estimate of Historic Tourism Toronto Budget – Breakdown by Funding Type in $Millions
HISTORIC GTA DESTINATION MARKETING
$0
$5
$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$35
$4020
00
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
F
City of Toronto Funding DMFsGTHA/DMP Funding Other Tourism Toronto SourcesProvincial Funding
Source: Tourism Toronto Annual Reports, CBRE Hotels
$35.8 M 2017 Budget
POTENTIAL ROOM TAX IMPLICATIONS
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IMPLICATIONS OF POTENTIAL ROOM TAX SCENARIOS
• ABILITY TO MAINTAIN DESTINATION COMPETITIVENESS • As a leisure tourism destination
• As a M&C destination
• As an economic development investment destination
• IMPACT OF REGIONAL COMPETITIVENESS • 19,000 rooms surrounding City of Toronto
• 10,000 Airbnb rooms generating $58 M
• ABILITY TO GROW REVENUES AND INCREASE INDUSTRY PROFITABILITY • At $18,450 per available room, Toronto ranked 2nd lowest against 15 other
competitive cities in terms of NOI in 2015
• Lower revenues and higher operating expenses – especially utilities and property taxes
• ABILITY TO INFLUENCE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT AND RE-INVESTMENT
• Since 2010, 6 new hotels built in the City with 1,560 rooms and 12 have closed with 1,470 rooms
• ABILITY TO MAINTAIN SUSTAINABILE DESTINATION FUNDING • Tourism Toronto’s requirement for $35 M in funding
QUESTIONS