RLJ Lodging Trust Acquires AC Hotel by Marriott Boston Downtown
RLJ Lodging Trust has acquired the AC Hotel by Marriott Boston Downtown for $89 million, or $434,000 per key. This hotel, opened in 2018, is situated in Boston's vibrant Ink Block development. Expected to yield 7.5% to 8.0% NOI upon stabilization, this acquisition enhances RLJ's portfolio in a high-demand lodging market. Funded by existing cash, the deal aligns with RLJ's strategy to acquire premium-branded hotels in growth areas. Boston's burgeoning life sciences and technology sectors position the hotel well for future success.
- Acquisition of AC Hotel aligns with RLJ's strategy for premium-branded hotels in growth markets.
- Expected NOI yield of 7.5% to 8.0% indicates strong financial potential.
- Positioned in a high-demand area with proximity to key hospitals and corporate entities.
- Expansion increases RLJ's footprint in Boston, a lucrative lodging market.
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“We are pleased to expand our footprint in Boston Downtown by acquiring this recently-built asset in the heart of Boston’s fast-growing, life sciences and technology core,” commented
Boston is expected to be one of the highest lodging demand growth markets in the country and is poised to benefit from the growth of life sciences, healthcare, technology, finance, education, and government sectors, as well as tourism and conventions. In 2019, Boston achieved the 5th highest Revenue per available room (“RevPAR”) of the Top 25 lodging markets in
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