Without specific data for the number of rooms priced $425 or higher in 2009 and 2014, I can't provide a quantitative answer. However, if you have the relevant data, you can compare the numbers for each year.
- If the number increased, it suggests a growth in the availability or demand for higher-priced rooms during that period.
- If the number decreased, it suggests a decline in the availability or demand for higher-priced rooms.
- If the number remained relatively constant, it indicates stability in the market for rooms priced $425 or higher.
Analyzing the changes in the number of rooms in this price range over time can provide insights into the trends and dynamics of the market during that period.
