- Alternatives Watch
- 04-Mar-2024
Korean fund snaps up Hotel Dame Des Arts in Paris
Sono Hospitality, the European arm of Korea's Sono International, has acquired Hotel Dame Des Arts in Saint Germain-des-Pres, Paris.
Read moreSono Hospitality, the European arm of Korea's Sono International, has acquired Hotel Dame Des Arts in Saint Germain-des-Pres, Paris.
Read moreCastello, an asset management company focused on the hospitality sector and part of the ANIMA Group, has completed the purchase of a real estate complex in Poltu Quatu, Sardinia, for €70 mln.
Read moreGermany's Deka Immobilien has sold a hotel in Gothenburg that was part of the portfolio of WestInvest ImmoValue, a special fund designed for institutional investors.
Read moreBLG Capital, a real estate private equity firm specialising in luxury hospitality and real estate, has announced the sale of Amanruya Bodrum, a 36-key Aman resort in Bodrum, Turkey, to a Turkish asset management firm.
Read moreSun Venture, a Singapore-based investment firm, has made its first foray into the hotel sector with the acqusition of the Hyatt Place London City East in the UK capital.
Read moreFeldberg Capital, in a joint venture with Die Mehrwertbauer, a Berlin-based investment manager and property developer operating throughout Germany, has acquired a former 4-star hotel in Munich-Sendling.
Read moreNewcore Capital is venturing into the UK doctor surgery market with a £100 mln investment target over the next two years.
Read moreMCR Hotels (MCR), the third largest hotel owner-operator in the US, has agreed to buy the iconic BT Tower from the telecoms giant.
Read moreCapMan Social Real Estate (CMSRE) has acquired a historical office and educational property, currently fully let to Copenhagen Business School (CBS), situated in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Read moreItalian asset managers Investire SGR and CDP Real Asset SGR will allocate €24 mln for a 350-bed PBSA project in Padua, Italy.
Read moreLone Star, Legal & General, an Intu administrator and Unibail are mulling sales in Ireland, the UK, Spain and the Netherlands.