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The hotel.The file.Then the number.

The calm desk for buying or selling a hotel. A Deal Frame before the number. A living diligence packet. Cited tapes only. Never a confidential price dressed as fact.

Cited tapes · 2025–26

Public consideration only

Latest closed singles with a named price. Combined PSAs and under-contract Host paper stay off this row.

Public filingSunstone soldJul 30, 2026

Hyatt Regency San Francisco — Sunstone disposition

Hyatt Regency San Francisco · 821 keys · Upper upscale

Consideration

$279.0M

$340k / key

Sunstone Exhibit 99.1: $279 million gross for the 821-room Hyatt Regency San Francisco. Embarcadero convention atrium — not a Nob Hill palace PPK and not the $80 million Wharf Centric.

Sunstone Hotel Investors Exhibit 99.1, August 6, 2026 (closed July 30)

Sunstone sold the 821-room Hyatt Regency San Francisco on July 30, 2026 to funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate for a gross sale price of $279 million. Sunstone rounds that to approximately $340,000 per key; Harbor PPK is $279 million ÷ 821. Sunstone’s 21.4x Hotel Adjusted EBITDAre / 3.5% TTM NOI cap (trailing twelve months ending May 31, 2026, from the June 23 agreement exhibit) are Sunstone’s narrative, not a second hotel price. Do not apply this as a Fairmont Nob Hill or Fisherman’s Wharf tape. RLJ’s Dallas Love Field + Houston Galleria December 2025 pair stays off this row — that was a combined $49.5 million.

Open the tape →FramePacketEstimateSan FranciscoCompare

Public filingJul 21, 2026

Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel — Xenia disposition

Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel · 85 keys · Upper upscale

Consideration

$11.0M

$129k / key

Xenia 10-Q: $11.0 million for the 85-room Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel. Waterfront boutique — exclusive of significant near-term capex. Not a downtown independent PPK.

Xenia Hotels & Resorts Form 10-Q subsequent event (closed July 21, 2026)

Xenia closed the 85-room Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel on July 21, 2026 for a sale price of $11.0 million. Harbor PPK is $11.0 million ÷ 85 (Xenia rounded $129,400). Use the $11.0 million sale price, not the $10.3 million net cash after costs. Xenia’s 19.4x / 2.0% TTM lines are exclusive of significant near-term capex — that is Xenia’s narrative, not a second price. The $38.8 million impairment is Xenia’s accounting, not a hotel price. Buyer unnamed in the filing.

Open the tape →FramePacketEstimatePortlandCompare

News / press releasePark soldJul 1, 2026

Hilton Short Hills — Park disposition

Hilton Short Hills · 314 keys · Upper upscale

Consideration

$12.0M

$38k / key

Park IR: $12 million gross for the 314-room Hilton Short Hills. Anticipated capex of about $27 million is Park’s narrative. Not a Midtown fee PPK.

Park Hotels & Resorts IR, Q2 2026 (July 2026 close; day-of-month not named)

Park sold the 314-room Hilton Short Hills in July 2026 for gross proceeds of $12 million. Harbor uses the first of July rather than inventing a closing day. Harbor PPK is $12 million ÷ 314. Park’s “approximately $27 million” anticipated capex is Park’s narrative, not a second hotel price. Suburban New Jersey — not a Manhattan gateway tape. Buyer unnamed. Embassy Suites Alexandria (JV interest) and the Austin ground-lease reversion stay off this tape.

Open the tape →FramePacketEstimateNorthern New JerseyCompare

The briefs · Folios I–VII

Read like an owner

All seven →
  1. I

    How hotel valuation actually works

    Income, cap rate, DCF, sales comparison, and cost — Harbor by Signalry framing for a GM, an owner, and an investor. A labeled worksheet, not an appraisal.

    14 min

  2. II

    Cap rates, explained — and misunderstood

    NOI definitions, going-in versus terminal, and why a hotel that looks “cheap on cap” is often expensive on honesty.

    12 min

  3. III

    Hotel due diligence — the checklist a CIM hopes you skip

    A buy-side walk through the files that actually kill deals. Written so a GM can brief an owner in one sitting.

    16 min

  4. IV

    Buy-side playbook

    How a hotel buyer should move: thesis, broker, underwriting, walk, IC, and the written permission to say no.

    11 min

  5. V

    Sell-side playbook

    How an owner prepares a hotel for sale: ops truth, data room, broker selection, and the story that survives a buyer’s night-audit sample.

    12 min

  6. VI

    Soft brand, franchise, independent — and the value story

    How a flag, a soft brand, or no brand at all changes distribution, reserves, PIP, buyer set, and the number you can defend.

    13 min

  7. VII

    Financing hotel acquisitions

    CMBS, balance-sheet, agency-adjacent, and seller paper — what a hotel buyer should understand before a term sheet feels like a compliment.

    12 min

Jobs to be done

How, then who

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Questions first

Is Harbor by Signalry a licensed appraiser?
No. Estimates are labeled worksheets. Public prices are cited. Confidential consideration is never invented as fact.
Where do the cap-rate bands come from?
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Can I estimate any hotel?
Yes. Pick a hotel in the graph or type keys, market, and income. Defaults are marked as assumptions.
Which tapes sit on the hub?
The latest 2025–26 cited singles. Combined PSAs, JV interests, ground-lease reversions, and under-contract Host paper stay unlabeled as hotel prices.

276 hotels on the property graph. Wikidata ids attached when Harbor is sure. OSM remains a join key, not a scraped listing feed.