Real EstateAcquisitionsPeachtree Hotel Group Acquires Two Florida Properties

Peachtree Hotel Group Acquires Two Florida Properties

ATLANTA—Peachtree Hotel Group (Peachtree) announced the acquisitions of the 207-key AC Hotel Miami Aventura and the 233-key Aloft Miami Aventura, in Aventura, Florida. Peachtree Hospitality Management (PHM), a division of Peachtree, will operate the properties.

These acquisitions are the latest completed by Peachtree closing only weeks following the acquisitions of the 81-key Hampton Inn & Suites and the 60-key La Bellasera Hotel & Suites, in Paso Robles, California. For the year, Peachtree has acquired approximately $2.0 billion in hotel assets and expects to continue to grow through hotel acquisitions amid the current hospitality recovery cycle.

“Our growth strategy since Peachtree’s inception is to capitalize on cycle-specific opportunities,” said Greg Friedman, Peachtree’s CEO. “Today, we are seeing opportunities to acquire hotels at compelling levels, which hasn’t been available over the last 15 months.”

“With strengthening economic tailwinds boosting hotel fundamentals and compelling cap rates compared to other asset classes, the lodging sector is among the best real estate classes for investing. Also, with the ongoing inflationary environment, hotels are an excellent hedge against inflation due to daily adjustments in average daily rates,” Friedman said.

The AC Hotel Miami Aventura is across the street from the Aloft Miami Aventura, which opened in 2017 and 2018, respectively. The properties are close to major attractions, including the Aventura Mall and the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. The hotels also are located near the Aventura Hospital & Medical Center and the Gulfstream Park Racing and Casino.

“These acquisitions are an opportunity to acquire valuable properties in a premier location of Greater Miami and Miami Beach, which has an important mix of corporate and tourism travel,” said Brian Waldman, Peachtree’s executive vice president, investments. “Acquiring these Marriott-branded lifestyle hotels also aligns with our strategy of owning growing RevPAR hotels in destination, downtown, and lifestyle center locations.”

The AC Hotel Miami Aventura is located adjacent to an office campus, with expected plans for retail and entertainment developments, as well as a new office tower. The Aloft Miami Aventura is located within a mixed-use district, containing residential, office, medical, assisted living, and retail components.

The terms of the transactions were not disclosed.

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