PEB Pebblebrook Hotel Trust Insider Trading

CEO Bortz buys 20,000 PEB shares at $18.18; stock near 52-week high; prior 4-of-5 trades at ticker were well-timed.

Jon E Bortz, Chairman and CEO of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, purchased 20,000 shares at $18.18 on 2026-06-12, bringing his holdings to 1.66M shares. The purchase occurred near the 52-week high ($18.51), with the stock up 31.6% over 30 days and 53.2% over 90 days, following a significant recovery from the $8.88 52-week low. At the same ticker, Bortz has executed 5 prior trades, with 4 of them well-timed at the 90-day mark—his recent buy on 2025-06-06 gained 12.2% in 30 days and 24.5% over 90 days. However, the company remains unprofitable (net income of $-19.3M on revenue of $345.7M in the latest quarter), and annual revenue growth stands at only +1.5%, which constrains the conviction signal. The timing and scale of this purchase merit attention given the insider's demonstrated accuracy at this ticker and the stock's proximity to cyclical highs.

CEO Jon E Bortz purchases 40,000 shares ($699.2K) across 2 days as PEB rallies 27.1% in 30 days; his prior 5 PEB trades were 4-of-5 well-timed at 90-day mark.

Jon E Bortz, Chairman and CEO of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, executed 2 separate purchases totaling 40,000 shares for $699,200.00 on 2026-06-10 and 2026-06-11 at blended average price $17.48, raising his holdings from 1,597,110 shares to 1,637,110 shares (+2.5%). The stock has appreciated 27.1% over the prior 30 days and trades at $18.18, only -0.1% from its 52-week high of $18.20. Critically, Bortz's prior 5 trades at PEB show a 4-of-5 well-timed record at the 90-day measurement window, with his four prior buy transactions delivering 90-day returns of +24.5%, +22.8%, +17.9%, and +12.0%. His December 2025 sell at PEB followed by a +2.7% 90-day return suggests that sale was not well-timed. The company remains unprofitable with full-year net income of $-19,274,000.00 against revenue of $345,656,000.00, yet the stock's recent momentum and this CEO accumulation at elevated multiples warrant investor monitoring of whether valuation and operational profitability trends support the sustained price action.

PEB CEO Jon E Bortz buys 40,000 shares for $678,600 across two transactions; stock up 35.0% in 90 days as he extends 1.60M share position

Jon E Bortz, Chairman and CEO, executed 2 purchases totaling 40,000 shares for $678,600.00 at an blended average price of $16.96 on 2026-06-08 and 2026-06-09, increasing his holdings from 1.56M shares to 1.60M shares (+2.6%). The timing aligns with strong recent momentum: PEB has delivered a 90-day return of +35.0% and a 30-day return of +16.1%, while Bortz's prior trades at PEB show a 90-day timing pattern where 4 of 5 recent trades were well-timed, with his prior buys at this ticker generating positive 90-day returns of +24.5%, +22.8%, +17.9%, and +12.0%. However, this accumulation occurs within a fundamentally challenged context: the company reported net income of $-19,274,000.00 on revenue of $345,656,000.00 for the latest quarter, and annual revenue growth stands at only +1.5%, with the company unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. The transaction reflects sustained conviction in the position despite underlying profitability constraints.

Chairman & CEO Jon Bortz sold 50,000 PEB shares at $11.26; prior 5 buys at this ticker all showed positive 90d returns (12.2% to 24.5%).

Chairman and CEO Jon E. Bortz sold 50,000 shares (50.0K shares) at $11.26 on 2025-12-15, reducing his stake from 1,607,110 to 1,557,110 shares. This sale occurs against a notable backdrop: his five prior trades at Pebblebrook Hotel Trust all were buys, and all showed positive 90-day returns (ranging from +2.4% to +24.5%), with a 5 of 5 well-timed pattern at the 90-day mark. The company remains unprofitable (net income $-33.1M in the latest quarter), though revenue grew 2.4% year-over-year. The stock is currently -23.2% from its 52-week high and has declined -3.6% over 90 days despite the insider's strong historical buying track record at this ticker. The pivot from consistent accumulation to a discretionary sale merits investor attention, particularly given the company's continued losses and distance from cycle highs.

Director Schall purchases 10,000 PEB shares at $10.85; stock down 29.6% from 52-week high, company unprofitable

Michael J. Schall, a director, purchased 10,000 shares of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust at $10.85 on 2025-11-19, increasing his holdings by 9.1% to 119,693 shares. The buy occurs at a price 29.6% below the 52-week high, while the company faces fundamental headwinds: latest-quarter revenue is $398.7M but net income was $-33.1M, with full-year results also unprofitable. Schall's prior trades at PEB show mixed timing—two of three prior buys achieved positive 90-day returns (+21.1% and +9.1% respectively), though one underperformed significantly (-29.0% over 30 days). His cross-ticker track record shows 4 prior buys averaging -0.8% over 90 days with a 75.00% win rate, suggesting moderate success timing entry points. At current price of $10.51, this purchase is already underwater by 3.1%, raising questions about whether the pullback reflects value or signals deeper operational challenges ahead.

Director Schall buys 10,000 shares of PEB at $10.08; stock now at -33.1% from 52-week high of $14.94

Michael J. Schall, a Director, purchased 10,000 shares at $10.08 on 2025-08-19, expanding his holdings to 109,693 shares (109.7K shares) from 99,693 shares (99.7K shares). The purchase occurs while Pebblebrook Hotel Trust trades 33.1% below its 52-week high of $14.94, following a recent 6.3% 30-day decline, though the stock is up 12.7% over 90 days. At the same ticker, Schall's prior buy on 2025-05-07 delivered a 90-day return of +9.1%, while his earlier buy on 2025-03-05 declined -22.8% over 90 days, showing mixed outcomes at PEB. The company maintains profitability on a quarterly basis ($18.1M net income on $407.5M quarterly revenue) but was unprofitable on a full-year basis, and annual revenue growth stands at a modest +2.4%.

PEB Chairman BORTZ JON E bought 5,000 shares at $9.50 on 2025-06-06; stock now $9.61 after 90d decline of -20.6%.

BORTZ JON E, as Chairman and CEO, purchased 5,000 shares at $9.50 on 2025-06-06, extending a pattern of five consecutive buys at Pebblebrook Hotel Trust within a 21-day window (2025-05-16 through 2025-06-06). The timing of these purchases occurs within a volatile backdrop: the stock is -35.7% from its 52-week high of $14.94 and has declined -20.6% over the prior 90 days, though it has risen 7.0% over the past 30 days. The company reported a net loss of $-32,947,000.00 in its latest quarter and remains unprofitable on an annual basis, despite modest revenue growth of 2.4% year-over-year. BORTZ's cross-ticker historical buy record shows marginal discipline, with a 36.36% 90-day win rate and an average 90-day return of -3.5% across 20 prior purchases. His holdings now stand at 1,607,110 shares post-transaction, an increase of 0.3% from prior holdings. The concentrated buying pattern alongside persistent unprofitability and negative historical returns warrant closer examination of the CEO's stated rationale for accumulating additional shares during a period of stock weakness.

PEB Chairman/CEO Bortz buys 18,000 shares at $9.15, adding to 5 recent purchases in May 2025

Jon Bortz, the Chair and CEO of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, purchased 18,000 shares on 2025-05-30 at $9.15, bringing his post-transaction holdings to 1,602,110 shares. This is the fifth discrete insider buy at PEB within a 24-day span (2025-05-07 through 2025-05-30), with no measurable 30-day or 90-day outcomes yet available for any of these trades. The company currently trades at $9.18, down 38.6% from its 52-week high of $14.94, and reported negative net income of $-32,947,000.00 in the latest quarter despite quarterly revenue of $320,266,000.00. Across all tickers in Bortz's open-market history, his prior 20 buy trades showed mixed results: a 36.36% win rate at the 90-day mark with an average 90-day return of -1.8%, though his 30-day average was +1.4%. The sequential purchasing pattern and accumulation in a depressed price environment merit monitoring for material developments or strategic positioning by company leadership.

PEB Chairman/CEO Bortz buys 6,000 shares at $9.00; stock down -38.5% from 52-week high, company unprofitable.

Jon E. Bortz, Chairman and CEO of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, purchased 6,000 shares at $9.00 on 2025-05-27, bringing his holdings to 1,584,110 shares. This represents a modest addition of 0.4% to his position. The transaction occurs at $9.00 against a current price of $9.19 and a 52-week range of $7.71–$14.94; the stock is trading -38.5% from its 52-week high and has declined -25.0% over the past 90 days despite a +0.9% gain in the past 30 days. The company reported revenue of $320,266,000.00 in the latest quarter but posted a net loss of $32,947,000.00, with full-year profitability negative. Notably, this buy is the fifth consecutive open-market purchase by Bortz at PEB within an 21-day window (2025-05-06 through 2025-05-27), suggesting a sustained accumulation pattern during a period of material stock weakness. His cross-ticker track record across 20 prior buys shows an average 90-day return of -2.6% with a 33.33% win rate, indicating modest historical success in timing buy decisions overall.

Director Jackson Ron E. bought 10,000 shares of PEB at $8.91; stock down 42.1% from 52-week high, company unprofitable.

Jackson Ron E., a director of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, purchased 10,000 shares at $8.91 on 2025-05-23, increasing his holdings by 10.3% to 106.9K shares. The purchase occurred at $8.91 while the stock trades near $8.87 currently, but is -42.1% from its 52-week high of $15.33 and has declined 25.2% over the past 90 days. The company reported a net loss of $-32.9M against quarterly revenue of $320.3M, reflecting ongoing unprofitability despite 2.4% annual revenue growth. The timing of this insider purchase in a depressed price environment paired with fundamental weakness (negative net income) presents a mixed signal that warrants investor attention to the company's operational trajectory and management's confidence outlook.