Colliers releases Q2 2026 Canadian Hotel Investment Report

THE NEWS: Western Canada accounted for nearly 70% of Canadian hotel investment volume in Q2 2026, as total hotel transactions closed during the quarter reached approximately $432 million, according to Colliers’ Q2 2026 Canadian Hotel Investment Report.

DETAILS:

The data comes from Colliers' Q2 2026 Canadian Hotel Investment Report. The River Rock Casino Resort was the largest transaction in the quarter.
Sheraton Cavalier Calgary was among the top deals. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Downtown Ottawa East also featured as a leading transaction.

WHY IT MATTERS: The strong share of investment in Western Canada signals continued investor confidence in the region’s hotel market, suggesting operators and developers may prioritize opportunities there for the remainder of 2026.

FAQ

How much of the Q2 2026 hotel investment volume did Western Canada capture?
Western Canada accounted for nearly 70% of the total Canadian hotel investment volume in the second quarter of 2026, according to Colliers’ Q2 2026 Canadian Hotel Investment Report, underscoring the region’s dominant share of mid‑year hotel capital activity and continues to attract significant funding.

What was the total value of hotel transactions closed in Canada during Q2 2026?
Total hotel transactions closed in Canada during Q2 2026 amounted to approximately $432 million, as reported by Colliers in its Q2 2026 Canadian Hotel Investment Report. This figure reflects the combined value of all hotel deals completed across the country in the quarter, highlighting a robust level of investment activity.

Which properties led the hotel transaction activity in Q2 2026?
The leading hotel transactions in Q2 2026 were the River Rock Casino Resort, the Sheraton Cavalier Calgary, and the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Downtown Ottawa East, according to Colliers’ Q2 2026 Canadian Hotel Investment Report. These properties were highlighted as the most significant deals driving the quarter’s investment totals.

Read Original Article.