Other lodging
Hotels, motels, short-term rentals: STR/CoStar US national hotel average daily rate (ADR) — an observed transaction-price aggregate, not a CPI index.
Sources
Precedence ladder for other lodging. Lower precedence wins where multiple sources cover the same period. The engine walks the ladder per period with chain-link rescale at source transitions.
| Precedence | Source | Series ID | Cadence | Geography |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ahla_str_adr STR US hotel ADR annual (v1.6 anchor) |
str_us_hotel_adr_annual | — | national |
Weight across archetypes
How other lodging is weighted in each of the 10 published archetypes. Sorted by weight, highest first. National Average is the headline citation surface.
| Archetype | Weight | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Income — Highest Quintile | 2.7657% | View archetype → |
| Retiree | 2.2835% | View archetype → |
| Homeowner | 2.1011% | View archetype → |
| National Average | 1.7897% | View archetype → |
| Income — Fourth Quintile | 1.4601% | View archetype → |
| Working Parent | 1.4305% | View archetype → |
| Income — Lowest Quintile | 1.4280% | View archetype → |
| Income — Middle Quintile | 1.1349% | View archetype → |
| Renter | 1.0397% | View archetype → |
| Income — Second Quintile | 1.0114% | View archetype → |
Substitution history
Substitution log entries that touched this stratum. Each entry
bumps the basket version and is reproducible from observations
tagged with their basket_version.
2026-05-25 — Weighting basis pivot — BEA PCE to BLS CEX + NIPA 7.8 augmentation
Version: v1.0.1 → v1.0.2
What changed. Weight source changed from BEA PCE 2000 to BLS CEX 2000 standard tables with NIPA Table 7.8 line 17 employer-paid private group health insurance augmentation ($329.199 billion in 2000, $3,010/CU for working-age archetypes, $0 for Retiree); basket extended to ten archetypes (five demographic + five income quintile); stratum count increased from 18 to 20 (alcohol, tobacco, other_lodging broken out).
Why. PCE is a national-accounts construct that includes OER, Medicare/Medicaid, imputed banking services, and nonprofit consumption — categories that do not represent cash leaving a household; CEX is what households self-report spending out of pocket; CEX 2000 tabulations are vintage-stable while PCE comprehensive revisions would force a vintage-policy stance.
Methodology
See the basket page for all 20 strata and the per-stratum source map. The methodology page covers the load-bearing pillars including the rules around source-precedence ladders, chain-link splicing at source transitions, and the no-fabricated-data invariant.