Mergers & Acquisitions

The Mount Somerset has been acquired by South West based luxury event venue firm PM Hospitality Limited for an undisclosed sum.  Originally built between 1805 and 1815 as a private…

This article was written by Travolution. Click here to read the original article Europe’s leading B2B travel technology publication, Travolution, has been acquired by Europe’s top grossing travel technology solutions…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article ATLANTA, Georgia—Hunter Hotel Advisors announced that the company closed more than $515 million in hotel sales…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article ATLANTA, Georgia—Access Point Financial (APF) announced that the company has closed and committed to approximately $1.6 billion…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article Photo Credit: Tru by Hilton Charleston Ashley Phosphate CHARLESTON, South Carolina—Marcus & Millichap announced the sale…

Highline Hospitality Partners (HHP), a hospitality investment platform launched by Highline Real Estate Partners, has acquired the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park. This marks the 16th hotel in Highline’s portfolio…

A former hotel and wedding venue in Kent has been sold, along with an adjoining residential property, to local entrepreneur Terence Haigh for £1.7m. Little Silver Country Hotel in Tenterden,…

An unnamed buyer has acquired The Lancaster, a Grade II-listed hotel overlooking Hyde Park, with £20m in funding provided by Cohort Capital. The 54-room property, designed by a British architect…

The hotel debt markets have demonstrated remarkable resilience through the third quarter of 2025 and into the fourth quarter, maintaining robust capital availability despite evolving operational challenges across the lodging…

In 2024, hotel transaction volume in the Asia Pacific recorded approximately USD11.5 billion, a modest 3% decrease from USD11.9 billion in 2023. While activity has softened, the pace of decline has significantly improved compared with the sharper 14% decline recorded between 2022 and 2023. The slowdown can be attributed not only to elevated borrowing costs but also to factors such as prolonged transaction timelines due to cautious due diligence and lingering macroeconomic uncertainties across major markets. On a trailing 12-month basis, transaction volume decreased 9% from USD12.4 billion to USD11.2 billion, with deal count easing from 492 to 456. Despite this, the narrowing pace of decline, together with resilient travel demand and selective regional growth, suggests that investors are likely to remain cautiously optimistic and selective.