An affiliate of Inland National Development Company, LLC, part of The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Inc., has completed the sale of two Hilton-branded hotels in Holland for a combined $32 million. The transaction covers Tru by Hilton Holland and Home2 Suites by Hilton Holland and is described by the firm as a significant step in its hospitality investment and development strategy.
The sale marks Inland National Development Company’s second and third hotel dispositions in recent years, signaling ongoing activity in reshaping its hospitality portfolio. Company leadership framed the deal as an important milestone that aligns with its approach to developing hotel assets positioned to perform competitively in the marketplace and to draw investor interest.
The two properties form a dual-branded hotel offering, combining a 98-room Tru by Hilton hotel with a 109-room Home2 Suites by Hilton hotel. Together, the hotels total 207 rooms and are described as strategically located along US 31 in Holland. The dual-brand format is intended to capture different guest profiles under the Hilton flag while benefiting from shared location advantages.
While the buyer and additional transaction terms were not disclosed, the $32 million combined price provides a reference point for select-service, branded hotel trades in this market. The sale of both the Tru by Hilton and Home2 Suites by Hilton properties underscores Inland National Development Company’s execution on a hospitality-focused development and disposition pipeline.
In commentary on the transaction, Anthony Casaccio, CEO and President of Inland National Development Company, noted that the latest hotel sales reflect confidence in the firm’s hospitality development strategy and its ability to bring high-quality hotel assets to market. With the Holland sale representing its second and third hotel exits in recent years, the company continues to advance its presence and track record in the hotel sector.
As Inland National Development Company pursues further growth in hospitality, the disposition of these Hilton-branded assets in Holland illustrates how the firm is monetizing completed developments while highlighting ongoing investor appetite for branded, select-service hotel product. Additional details regarding the buyer, hold-period performance, or future redevelopment or repositioning plans for the properties were not disclosed in the announcement.
