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Pebblebrook Buys a W

New York City Hotel Market Reports

 

 BOSTON-Pebblebrook Hotel Trust has been keeping busy. Today it announced its purchase of the W Boston hotel for $89.5 million. The 235-room luxury, full-service hotel, built in 2009, was divested by Sawyer Realty HoldingsStarwood Hotels and Resorts will continue to manage the hotel.

The W Boston boasts 5,000 square feet of indoor space, Bliss Spa, SWEAT gym and 24-hour room service, to name a few of the amenities. Located in the Theater District, the hotel has operated at roughly 75% occupancy on average and Pebblebrook is anticipating EBITA of $5.1 million to $5.6 million and NOI of $4 million to $4.5 million, after capital reserves. In a release, Jon Bortz, chairman and CEO of Pebblebrook says, “

The hotel is ideally located at the convergence of Boston’s Back Bay, Financial District and Theatre District and is in close proximity to a number of high-quality demand generators that include class A office space, some of  Boston’s finest dining, upscale destination retail, theatres, medical and educational institutions and numerous cultural venues. As the hotel works towards stabilized operations after a strong inaugural 2010, we believe increased RevPAR penetration will occur as the property continues to push occupancy and rate as it benefits from improving fundamentals in the Boston market.

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