Deals
NAMA still a slow slog for hotel investors
20 February 2012
By Patrick Mayock
News Editor-International


Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency has approximately 140 hotels under enforcement, though accessing those assets has been anything but easy for investors. Full Story

By Patrick Mayock, News Editor-International
21 February 2012
Developers and investors are facing “unusual circumstances” to get financing for new hotel construction.

By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
20 February 2012
Long known as a real-estate developer, manager and investor, Portman Holdings LLC now sees an opportunity to acquire hotels, too.

By Patrick Mayock, News Editor-International
20 February 2012
Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency has approximately 140 hotels under enforcement, though accessing those assets has been anything but easy for investors.

By Patrick Mayock, News Editor-International
17 February 2012
Hyatt Hotels Corporation is targeting small hotel collections and brands as it looks to expand its presence in Europe and Latin America, the company’s chief executive said during an earnings call Thursday.

By Jason Q. Freed, News Editor-Americas
17 February 2012
Lou Plasencia says most buyers in the market are pension-fund capitalists or foreign investors—all-cash buyers looking for large transactions in primary locations.

By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
15 February 2012
Host Hotels & Resorts intends to sell between US$100 million and US$115 million of hotel assets during the first half of 2012—and then put that capital back to work acquiring more hotels.

By The Barometer editorial staff,
15 February 2012
Included in this list of recent U.S. hotel transactions: • Marriott International acquired the MetLife Clock Tower building in New York and plans to develop it into an Edition-branded hotel. • Chesapeake Lodging Trust acquired the 185-room Hyatt Place New York Midtown South for US$76.5 million. • The 154-room Hotel Palomar Arlington in Virginia was acquired by HEI Hospitality LLC for US$45 million. • More.

HNN Newswire
14 February 2012
Wheelock Street Capital has acquired the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel located in Houston, Texas within the Galleria submarket.

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