UK hotel investment: what Britain's political crisis really changes
Starmer's resignation reprices UK political risk. What it changes for the cost of capital, cross-border flows and hotel investment across Europe.
Starmer's resignation reprices UK political risk. What it changes for the cost of capital, cross-border flows and hotel investment across Europe.
The sale of two Travelodge hotels in Japan by Oaktree shows how refurbishment, rebranding and exit strategy can create value in hotel investment.
Around fifty properties, ten thousand beds, and a core concentration of value between Costa Smeralda and north-eastern Sardinia. Behind apparently ordinary comp…
A London-based private equity firm has built a 14-hotel portfolio across Germany and Belgium, repositioning assets under Marriott, Accor and IHG brands. The str…
Italy is a paradox we know well. It has some of the most beautiful hotels in the world, internationally driven demand that is growing structurally, and average …
Hotel Eden in Abano Terme and Hotel Michelangelo in Teolo are back at auction. An investor-focused analysis of distressed hotel assets, thermal hospitality, due…
Pictet Alternative Advisors shows how institutional capital invests in hotels: acquisition, repositioning, international branding and exit strategies across Spa…
The sale of the Zurich Marriott to Pictet Alternative Advisors shows why location, brand, management agreements, capex, and hotel asset management are now criti…
Interest rates, the US dollar, oil prices and monetary policy are reshaping hotel valuations, cap rates, debt, refinancing and hospitality acquisitions. Why inv…
The Marriott Verona case explains how a hotel investment in an Italian historic centre moves from urban regeneration to planning derogation, litigation and fina…
Why London single-asset deals explain the future of hospitality capital in Europe
Milan stands among the leading Italian and European markets for hotel investment capital. Following a 2023–2024 period in which hotel investment volumes in Ital…