Park Hotels & Resorts posted a massive Q4 miss driven by $248 million in impairment charges on non-core assets, but the headline obscures what's actually happening: a REIT deliberately burning down part of its portfolio to concentrate on properties generating 90% of its EBITDA.
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Mar 13
Park Hotels & Resorts just filed its proxy ahead of an April shareholder vote, and buried in the governance paperwork is the real story: a REIT that lost $283 million last year, sold off five properties for $120 million, and is now asking shareholders to trust the same board with a "portfolio reshaping" strategy that S&P already flagged with a negative outlook.
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