Edificios en Venta en Nueva York - Octubre 2020

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November 2020

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Edificios en Venta:

El prestamista coreano Shinhan Investment quiere vender su préstamo mezzanine de $60 millones sobre el Hotel Public en 215 Chrystie Street en el Lower East Side. El hotel de 367 habitaciones ha estado cerrado desde finales de marzo.

Cindat USA está buscando vender una participación de capital preferente en una cartera de siete hoteles en Manhattan que compró en 2016 como parte de una empresa conjunta con Hersha Hospitality Trust. La empresa busca un precio que valore la cartera de 1,087 habitaciones en el rango bajo de los $400 millones.

Edificios Vendidos:

El acuerdo de Highgate para comprar una cartera de hoteles de $2.8 mil millones de Colony Capital colocará a la compañía en las filas superiores de los mayores propietarios de hoteles del país.

Ashford Hospitality Trust Inc. ha vendido su hotel de 310 habitaciones en 60 West 37th Street a Magna Hospitality Group por $115 millones. Eso representa un descuento del 41% respecto a los $195 millones que el fideicomiso de inversión inmobiliaria pagó por el hotel Embassy Suites hace 18 meses.

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