The result reflected a 5.2% increase in revenue per occupied room, or RevPOR, and a 230-basis-point increase in consolidated occupancy to 82.4%. However, management said occupancy growth during the first half did not improve as quickly as expected. Management pointed to an improvement in July, when same-community occupancy increased 30 basis points sequentially and consolidated occupancy rose 20 basis points. Month-end occupancy improved 30 basis points sequentially for same communities and 40 basis points for the consolidated portfolio. → AI Cold War Catches Light: Federal Friction in the Server RackStengle said the company's July results represented its 57th consecutive month of year-over-year occupancy growth.