Hotels.

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Explore hospitality property and hotel acquisition briefs in international locations. A great search starts with how you want to live or invest, then considers the exact area, property and practical details that make the choice right for you.

Tell us whether you have a specific town in mind or are open to suggestions. We can help shape a search around your priorities, while independent local advisers should check any legal, tax or purchasing requirements before a commitment.

DEFINE A HOTEL ACQUISITION BRIEF

A hotel search should start with the operating model, not only the building's appearance. Clarify whether you want an operating business, a property with an operator in place or a conversion opportunity. Identify your preferred market, approximate scale and management involvement. These choices affect the information you need and which introductions are worth pursuing.

Separate the real estate from the trading business when reviewing a proposal. Ask about ownership, leases, operating agreements, permissions, staffing commitments and the evidence behind performance figures. Independent legal, financial and technical advisers should examine the details before you rely on projected income. Budget for maintenance and possible capital works as well as the purchase, and do not assume that a private sale removes competition or due diligence.

Use our property buying guides to prepare your questions, then share your search requirements. These notes are a starting point, not legal, tax or investment advice.