Nine-Digit Hotel Sale in Boston

The Westin Copley Place, a major Boston hotel, has sold for $318 million. The buyer is Chicago-based LaSalle Hotel Properties (NYSE: LHO), a real estate investment trust that buys luxury hotels.

The Westin Copley Place was owned by a joint venture consisting of JMB Realty Corporation, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide and Enpro International. The acquisition is expected to close in September.

The 803-room hotel is strategically located in Boston’s posh Back Bay district, only five miles from Logan International Airport. This is LaSalle Hotel Properties’ second major hotel acquisition in Boston. In May, the REIT bought the Onyx Hotel in downtown Boston for $28.6 million.

Please or Register to post comments.

Latest poll

Total CMBS Issuance Volume

There has been $30.3 billion in new CMBS issuance to date in 2013, according to Commercial Mortgage Alert. That puts the industry on pace to smash last year’s volume of $48.4 billion and will make 2013 the busiest year for CMBS issuance since 2007. Where do you think total CMBS issuance volume will end up in 2013?

 

Newsletter Signup

AdviceIQ

Connect With Us
National Real Estate Investor Related Sites