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Southern California Hotel Openings Drop 42% in First Half of 2026 as Construction Pipeline Expands 

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Southern California's hotel developers are building more rooms than they were a year ago, but they're planning fewer — a quiet retreat from a pipeline that once pointed toward the 2028 Olympics, now tempered by construction costs, expensive debt, and a World Cup that is booking below expectations in Los Angeles. Southern California's hotel development […]

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