Mergers & Acquisitions

🏨 Prime Investment Properties announced the sale of the Silver Inn, a 30-room hotel, to the Town of Silverthorne, Colorado. This marks their second hotel transaction in two weeks. The sale highlights Colorado's strong mountain hospitality market. The Crexi Auction team, led by Anthony Falor, played a crucial role in marketing. The transaction supports Silverthorne's long-term vision. First American Title Insurance Company provided closing support.

🏨 Albany, Georgia—An 84-room Courtyard by Marriott, built in 2004 and located off U.S. Highway 82, was sold by HVC Hospitality to Jacobs Real Estate Advisors LLC, a New York investment firm. The sale was brokered by Marcus & Millichap. The hotel, which underwent renovations costing over $3.25 million, offers amenities like a business center, fitness center, and an outdoor pool. It is near key locations such as Southwest Georgia Regional Airport and Albany State University.

🚀 Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts is gearing up for major growth in 2026, expanding its global presence in Italy, Greece, and Saudi Arabia. Notably, Four Seasons Yachts will also launch, marking a new venture. This strategic expansion underscores Four Seasons' commitment to luxury and innovation, setting the stage for a transformative year.

🏨 Delta Hotels by Marriott in Newcastle and Preston are for sale. The Newcastle hotel, refurbished in 2023, has 150 rooms near Metrocentre. The Preston hotel, a Victorian manor with 149 rooms, is also refurbished from 2023. Both operate under franchise agreements since mid-2025. Sales are managed by Christie and Co on an "offers invited" basis. David Lee from Christie and Co highlights the unique investment opportunity.

🌏 Extendam and the Experimental Group have acquired Quinta da Comporta in Portugal as part of their lifestyle hospitality investment strategy in Southern Europe. This move follows the launch of their investment vehicle and focuses on assets with high repositioning potential in leisure destinations.

🏨 Bishopstrow Hotel and Spa, Wiltshire, confirms a £2.5m investment, aiming to complete its nature-led spa redevelopment by May 2026, opening in June. The 30-acre estate will feature a 14m outdoor pool, an 8m hydrotherapy pool, an outdoor sauna, and a cold plunge bath. Spa director Angela Bonner leads the project, incorporating river gardens and woodland into guest experiences. Part of Kaleidoscope Hotels, the spa will focus on holistic wellbeing and forest bathing.

🏨 AHG Brokerage, LLC, successfully sold the 197-key Comfort Inn & Suites Kissimmee by the Parks, located in Kissimmee, Florida, near Walt Disney World. Despite prior performance issues, strategic marketing led to over 100 non-disclosure agreements and multiple offers. The hotel sold at 98% of its listing price. The buyer, an out-of-state investor group with institutional funding, was sourced through AHG's national database and marketing strategies, highlighting the demand for Florida hospitality assets.

🌎 January 28, 2026, Chambéry, France: Nomad Stays acquired RemoteCasa, adding 1,000+ properties in 16 cities across Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. This expansion supports 40 million digital nomads globally, offering high-speed WiFi and workspaces with instant booking. The platform connects 30,000-50,000 monthly users, addressing 600,000 AI requests. This move enhances remote work infrastructure, promoting economic growth in host countries by attracting long-term travelers instead of short-stay tourists.

🏨 Former HSBC bank in Chipping Norton, Cotswolds, at 18-19 Market Place, is for sale for £1.5M. The 19th-century property has planning permission for a 31-room boutique hotel and restaurant. Spanning 11,342 sq ft, it includes two vacant buildings and a large rear garden. The Cotswolds attract tourists and celebrities, including JD Vance, Jeremy Clarkson, and the Beckhams. Watling Real Estate's Toby O'Sullivan notes significant local interest due to the area's tourism growth.

💸 U.S. economy ends 2025 strong with 4.3% GDP growth in Q3, despite rising 4.6% unemployment in November. The hospitality sector saw 392 hotel sales over $10 million, totaling nearly $15 billion, a 10% increase in transactions from 2024. Average sale price per room fell 13% to $211,000. Major deals in Q4 2025 include $489.8 million for four Manhattan hotels. The 2026 FIFA World Cup is anticipated to boost U.S. host cities temporarily.