Mergers & Acquisitions

🏨 KingsLane Group recently acquired the Hilton Garden Inn Longview in Longview, Texas. Located near Highway 259, the hotel has 122 guest rooms. Key amenities include an indoor pool, fitness center, restaurant, and 7,350 sq ft of event space. Longview's economy, supported by major employers like Eastman Chemical and CHRISTUS Good Shepherd, ensures consistent corporate travel. The hotel's strategic location near Interstate 20 and U.S. Highway 80 offers excellent regional connectivity.

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina—Marcus & Millichap announced the successful sale of a Staybridge Suites in North…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article MIAMI, Florida—MIA Hospitality Management (MIAHM) detailed its growth, including its expansion to seven hotels, one rooftop…

The 16th-century property was marketed by Christie and Co with a freehold asking price of £995,000

Seal Bay will operate under its existing brand for the rest of 2026 before rebranding to Haven for the 2027 season

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article NEW YORK—Newmark announced that it has arranged a $482.5 million loan on behalf of Stockman Development…

The historic site provides guest accommodation for up to 80 people

The Cumbrian hotel has been sold to South African operator The Kronen Collection

🏠 Asia Pacific hotel investments surged to $8 billion in H1 2026, a 21% increase. Japan, China, and Korea led, with China's transaction volume doubling, supported by C-REIT eligibility. Hotels are key investment targets due to high travel demand and limited supply. ADRs hit historical highs, while occupancy lags. Korea and Vietnam outperformed in occupancy, benefiting from increased tourism. Hotel supply is projected to grow by just 1% annually, excluding China, from 2025-2029.