Leisure-driven demand and limited new supply continue to support pricing growth despite a seasonal dip in occupancy The Santa Barbara hospitality market entered 2026 with a familiar balance: steady long-term growth alongside the typical first-quarter seasonal slowdown. Data from Colliers shows that while occupancy eased compared to the prior quarter, underlying fundamentals remain firmly intact, […]
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