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hotel · Harbor seed
How and who for the hotel job—verified when attested.
Nob Hill palace. Mirae Asset bought the owning companies for $450 million in 2015 (trade press). Accor/Fairmont is the brand, not the 2015 deed.
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None recorded on this seed. Harbor will not invent a neighbor.
Public-news or clearly labeled demo. Harbor does not treat these prices as verified outcomes. Confidential consideration stays blank.
Estimate ↔ tape
Cited consideration on the left. Harbor’s labeled defaults on the right. A gap is a question, not a bid. Portfolio tapes and seller paper stay footnoted. Not an appraisal.
$742,574 / key · 606 keys
$595,735 / key · Harbor defaults
San Francisco · worksheet vs tape PPK
Owning-company sale as announced by the sellers (Oaktree / Woodridge / Kingdom). Contemporaneous reports used 591–606 keys. Harbor PPK uses the desk’s 606-key count.
The Registry / seller announcement, Nov 24–25 2015
News or press — not a filing. Harbor will not invent a confidential consideration.
news
$450,000,000 · $742,574/key
Mirae Asset Global Investments bought the companies that own Fairmont San Francisco for $450 million. Fairmont/Accor stayed as manager. Nob Hill palace — not a Union Square select-service tape. Brand and deed remain separate questions after 2015.
The Registry / seller announcement, Nov 24–25 2015This house is not pinned to a Harbor job yet. Open the catalog, or the investment desk if the work is a sale file. Harbor will not invent a job.
None recorded on this seed. Harbor will not invent a neighbor.
None recorded on this seed. Harbor will not invent a neighbor.
None recorded on this seed. Harbor will not invent a neighbor.