Ashford Hospitality Trust reported better Q1 comparable RevPAR and hotel EBITDA, but the Q1 2026 10-Q includes going-concern doubt, $1.9 billion of near-term non-recourse loan maturities, defaulted loans and suspended preferred dividends. AHT is a high-risk lodging REIT deleveraging case, not a normal hotel income REIT.
AHT: RevPAR is up, but the loan wall still runs the story
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Ashford Hospitality Trust reported better Q1 comparable RevPAR and hotel EBITDA, but the Q1 2026 10-Q includes going-concern doubt, $1.9 billion of near-term non-recourse loan maturities, defaulted loans and suspended preferred dividends. AHT is a high-risk lodging REIT deleveraging case, not a normal hotel income REIT.
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