NYC Hotel Construction & Building Data
Real, live construction activity on New York City hotel buildings — luxury, full-service, limited-service, and extended-stay, grouped by NYC's own official building classification. See also Office and Retail property types.
Every figure below is grouped by NYC Department of Finance's own building_class field on real DOB Job Application Filings — a structural/use classification, not a market-condition signal. These are construction and alteration filing counts, not asking rents, vacancy rates, or lease transactions — no public NYC dataset publishes those, so none is shown or estimated here.
Filings by Subclass
- H3Hotel — Limited Service158
- H2Hotel — Full Service113
- H1Hotel — Luxury62
- H9Hotel — Miscellaneous45
- H8Dormitory24
- H6Apartment Hotel22
- HBBoutique/Bed & Breakfast Hotel19
- HRSRO (Single Room Occupancy) Hotel17
- H7Other11
- H4Motel8
- H5Hotel — Private/Club7
- HSExtended-Stay Hotel5
- HHOther4
Filings by Borough
Highest-Value Recent Filings
Contractors Working On This Property Type
Joined from filings of this class to DOB Permit Issuance by job number — the two datasets don't share a single query, so this is the honest bridge between them.
Frequently Asked
- What counts as a hotel building in NYC construction data?
- NYC Department of Finance's own building_class codes starting with H — luxury, full-service, limited-service, extended-stay, and boutique hotels, plus motels and dormitories, classified by NYC's own official system. This page groups real DOB filings by those codes.
- Does this page show hotel occupancy or room rates?
- No — NYC hotel occupancy and average daily rate are tracked commercially (STR/CoStar, NYC & Company) and aren't public open data. This page tracks real, live construction activity instead: hotel-building filings, permits, and the contractors doing the work.