📊 Topic

Hotel Conversion

2 stories · First covered Mar 22, 2026 · Latest Mar 23
Related: Revenue Management 1 RevPAR 1 Hilton Worldwide Holdings 1 San Francisco 1 Tapestry Collection by Hilton 1 San Diego 1 Extended-Stay Hotels 1 Select-Service Hotels 1 PM Hotel Group 1 Per-key valuation 1 Commercial Real Estate Distress 1 Franchise Fees and Conversion Economics 1
Hotel Conversion Coverage
Hilton Bought a 179-Key Inglewood Hotel for $319K Per Key. Here's Why That Bet Only Works Once.
Transactions Primary
Mar 23

Hilton Bought a 179-Key Inglewood Hotel for $319K Per Key. Here's Why That Bet Only Works Once.

Chartres Lodging Group paid $57.2 million for a 179-room converted property steps from SoFi Stadium, banking on the World Cup, Super Bowl, and Olympics to justify a per-key basis that makes sense only if you believe three years of mega-events can permanently reset an Inglewood rate ceiling.

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Mike Storm 3 min read · Mar 23
Distressed Office Buildings Are Selling at 50 Cents on the Dollar. Here's What That Actually Means for Hotel Math.
Development Primary
Mar 22

Distressed Office Buildings Are Selling at 50 Cents on the Dollar. Here's What That Actually Means for Hotel Math.

Nearly $1 trillion in commercial real estate loans are maturing this year alone, and office valuations have cratered 53% on average. The hotel conversion math finally works... but "works" depends entirely on which line you stop reading at.

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Jordan Chen 2 min read · Mar 22