Six European hotels change hands this week in deals from €7M to €200M+
The European hotel market keeps sending positive signals. HVS's latest transactions bulletin tracks six deals closed across Italy, the Czech Republic, Spain, Germany, and France, with prices ranging from €7 million to over €200 million. That is not a drip, that is a steady M&A rhythm entering September.
What stands out to me is the variety. It is not just mega-funds buying prime assets in capitals, though there is some of that. There is real movement in the midscale segment and in secondary locations, exactly where investors see more upside. Germany appears twice on the list, confirming that the country remains a magnet for private capital and for chains looking to grow without paying peak prices.
Spain, as expected, is back on the radar. Meanwhile, the Czech Republic sneaks in with a deal that shows Eastern Europe still holds opportunities for those willing to look beyond classic destinations.
My take: investor appetite has not cooled, it has just become more selective. Today's buyers are chasing repositioning potential or flexible lease contracts. If you own a well-located asset with a story, this is a good time to bring it to market.
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