Seattle's hotel market posted RevPAR growth of roughly 1.5 percent in the third quarter, placing it among the 10 slowest-growing of the 65 U.S. markets tracked by CBRE, even as national RevPAR climbed 7 percent and three Bay Area markets posted double-digit gains.
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