Mergers & Acquisitions

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.

Peachtree Group has completed over $2.0 billion in private credit transactions through September 2025 across 77 deals, marking a record year for the firm. The company is on pace to…

Leisureplex Hotel Group has acquired The Derwentwater Hotel and Derwent Manor Apartments in Portinscale, Cumbria, for an undisclosed sum. The hotel and apartments were previously part of the Coast and…

The fire-damaged Hatherton House Hotel in Penkridge is to be sold at Bond Wolfe’s October property auction, with a guide price starting at £500k. The Grade II-listed building on Pinfold…

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German Civil Service Association acquires Park Plaza Berlin from Union Investment

Australia-based fund management company, Serene Capital, has acquired the 82-key Quest Springfield Central in Queensland, Australia from UK-based real estate investment manager, 90 North Real Estate Partners LLP, (“90 North”) and Saudi Arabia-based investment firm, Sidra Capital, for AUD26.7 million, reflecting AUD325,600K per key and a yield of approximately 7.65%. 90 North and Sidra Capital has acquired the building for AUD24.3 million from Australia-based Springfield City Group Pty Limited in 2018. Completed in 2018, the modern 4-star apartment hotel sits on a 2,795 square metres (“sqm”) site with a gross floor area of 6,633sqm across six levels. The hotel features three commercial tenancies, conference facilities, a gym and a laundrette. The asset is underpinned by a long-term lease with Australia-based Quest Serviced Apartments Pty Ltd extending to 2043, incorporating fixed annual rental increases. Situated within Springfield’s commercial and health precinct, the property is appr...

Future Hospitality Summit – FHS World is putting the Philippines in the spotlight with a dedicated pavilion highlighting the country’s dynamic, diverse hospitality and tourism sector throughout the event, taking place at Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai, 27-29 October.

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