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Travellers acquire Best Western Olde Maritime in Warrnambool
Travellers Group has acquired the 43-room Best Western Olde Maritime in Warrnambool, marking its first Victorian property and sixth acquisition since its establishment in 2023.
Travellers Group has acquired the 43-room Best Western Olde Maritime in Warrnambool, marking its first Victorian property and sixth acquisition since its establishment in 2023.
Source: The Hotel Conversation · Originally published: 2026-10-26
けやき総合管理、学生寮2000戸の管理を受託
Kofu-based Keyaki Sogo Kanri has taken over management of 2,000 student dormitory units across 38 Yamanashi Gakuin University buildings, expanding its university accommodation business.
Kofu-based Keyaki Sogo Kanri has taken over management of 2,000 student dormitory units across 38 Yamanashi Gakuin University buildings, expanding its university accommodation business.
Source: Zenkoku Chintai Jutaku Shimbun (全国賃貸住宅新聞) · Originally published: 2026-10-26
IHG, SKS Group ink deal for second Holiday Inn Express in Perth
IHG and SKS Group have agreed to convert the former Singapore Airlines House at 178 St Georges Terrace into the 103-room Holiday Inn Express Perth City Centre.
IHG and SKS Group have agreed to convert the former Singapore Airlines House at 178 St Georges Terrace into the 103-room Holiday Inn Express Perth City Centre.
Source: Travel Weekly Australia · Originally published: 2026-10-26T16:47:47+11:00
Avid Property Group launches $5.40-a-share takeover proposal for Ingenia to top Warburg Pincus offer
Avid Property Group has proposed A$5.40 a share for Ingenia Communities, exceeding Warburg Pincus’ latest offer and securing six weeks of exclusive negotiations.
Avid Property Group has proposed A$5.40 a share for Ingenia Communities, exceeding Warburg Pincus’ latest offer and securing six weeks of exclusive negotiations.
Source: Australian Financial Review — Property · Originally published: 2026-10-26T03:10:20Z
The Assembly Place to invest up to S$2.5 million in S$300 million living-sector fund
The Assembly Place plans to invest up to S$2.5 million in a fund targeting S$300 million of living-sector assets in Singapore and Asia-Pacific, with a proposed role managing and operating its properties.
The Assembly Place plans to invest up to S$2.5 million in a fund targeting S$300 million of living-sector assets in Singapore and Asia-Pacific, with a proposed role managing and operating its properties.
Source: The Business Times · Originally published: 2026-10-26T07:18:55+08:00