Unknown Buyer Nearing Agreement for $725M San Francisco Hotel Debt

Unknown Buyer Nearing Agreement for $725M San Francisco Hotel Debt
Unknown Buyer Nearing Agreement for $725M San Francisco Hotel Debt

### Mystery Buyer Nears Deal for $725M San Francisco Hotel Debt

A mystery buyer has reportedly agreed to purchase $725 million in debt tied to two of San Francisco’s largest hotels, according to the *San Francisco Business Times*. The properties in question are the 1,921-room Hilton San Francisco Union Square and the 1,024-room Parc 55 San Francisco, both of which have been under court-appointed receivership since late 2023 after their owner, Park Hotels & Resorts, relinquished control.

Eastdil Secured began marketing the debt for the interconnected properties in July 2024. At that time, the holdings were appraised at approximately $554 million by Kroll Bond Rating Agency—marking a significant drop of over $1 billion from their original appraised value when the debt was first issued.

While the *Business Times* reports that negotiations are ongoing and the deal has yet to be finalized, the transaction is facing a looming deadline. The receiver must complete the deal by March 31, or the debt will revert to lender JPMorgan, potentially leading to foreclosure proceedings.

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