Pebblebrook Hotel Trust(紐交所代碼:PEB)是一家公開交易的房地產投資信託基金(REIT),也是美國最大的城市及度假生活方式酒店所有者。
財務指標
營業收入
2026-06-30
$407.14M
2026-03-31
$345.65M
2025-12-31
$349.01M
2025-09-30
$398.72M
營業支出
2026-06-30
$64M
2026-03-31
$65.03M
2025-12-31
-$42.19M
2025-09-30
$114.47M
淨利潤
2026-06-30
$23.57M
2026-03-31
-$19.27M
2025-12-31
-$17.85M
2025-09-30
-$33.06M
淨利潤率
2026-06-30
5.79%
2026-03-31
-5.57%
2025-12-31
-5.11%
2025-09-30
-8.29%
每股收益
2026-06-30
$0.68
2026-03-31
$-0.23
2025-12-31
$-0.23
2025-09-30
$0.51
息稅折舊攤銷前利潤
2026-06-30
$108.19M
2026-03-31
$56.66M
2025-12-31
$65.26M
2025-09-30
$53.63M
有效稅率
2026-06-30
23.64%
2026-03-31
0.09%
2025-12-31
7.41%
2025-09-30
-10.22%
項目
2026-06-30
2026-03-31
2025-12-31
2025-09-30
營業收入
$407.14M
$345.65M
$349.01M
$398.72M
營業支出
$64M
$65.03M
-$42.19M
$114.47M
淨利潤
$23.57M
-$19.27M
-$17.85M
-$33.06M
淨利潤率
5.79%
-5.57%
-5.11%
-8.29%
每股收益
$0.68
$-0.23
$-0.23
$0.51
息稅折舊攤銷前利潤
$108.19M
$56.66M
$65.26M
$53.63M
有效稅率
23.64%
0.09%
7.41%
-10.22%
常見問題
PEB is the New York Stock Exchange ticker for Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and operates upscale hotel properties primarily in U.S. urban and resort markets. The company is externally managed and focuses on acquiring, owning, and operating hotels under various premium brands as well as independent lifestyle properties. As a REIT, PEB is structured to distribute a significant portion of its taxable income to shareholders through dividends. Its performance is closely tied to the hospitality industry and travel demand.
Recent price performance for PEB is displayed on the stock detail page above, including the latest price, daily change, and percentage move. For a fuller view, the page typically includes a chart showing performance over various periods, such as one week, one month, year-to-date, and one year. Because hotel REITs like PEB can be sensitive to travel trends and economic conditions, near-term performance may reflect those factors. Always refer to the latest data provided on the page for current performance.
Determining whether PEB is overvalued or undervalued requires comparing its current valuation multiples to its own historical averages and to peer hotel REITs. Common metrics for REITs include price-to-funds from operations (P/FFO), price-to-adjusted funds from operations (P/AFFO), and net asset value (NAV) estimates. The stock detail page may display relevant valuation ratios. However, valuation is subjective and depends on future cash flow expectations, hotel performance, and market conditions, so there is no definitive answer without thorough analysis.
PEB, like other NYSE-listed stocks, can be traded in pre-market and after-hours sessions through many brokerage platforms. These extended-hours sessions typically have lower liquidity and wider bid-ask spreads compared to regular trading hours, which can affect execution prices. Not all brokers offer extended-hours trading, and orders may be subject to different rules. For specific availability and session times, check with your brokerage. The latest PEB quote on the page may reflect regular-hours trading only.
As a real estate investment trust (REIT), Pebblebrook Hotel Trust (PEB) is required to distribute at least 90% of its taxable income to shareholders in the form of dividends to maintain its REIT status. The company has historically paid regular quarterly dividends, though the amount can vary based on operating performance, capital needs, and market conditions. To confirm whether PEB currently pays a dividend and to see the latest declared amount, please refer to the dividend information displayed on the stock detail page.
PEB is exposed to risks specific to the hotel and lodging industry, including sensitivity to economic cycles, travel demand, and global events that reduce tourism or business travel. As a REIT, it also faces interest rate risk, since higher rates can increase borrowing costs and make dividend yields less attractive relative to bonds. Property concentration in certain markets, operational performance of individual hotels, and competition from other lodging options are additional factors. The stock price may be volatile, and dividends are not guaranteed.