According to a related announcement, the agreement concerns the acquisition of two iconic hotel properties in central London, one of the most mature and competitive hospitality markets globally, where demand for luxury accommodations remains strong despite rising financing costs and broader macroeconomic pressures.
Market sources indicate that the investment aligns with the fund’s strategy of targeting “trophy assets” with long-term value, located in premier international destinations with high barriers to entry and limited new development supply.
Industry experts note that Mayfair continues to attract institutional capital, as it combines high occupancy levels, strong revenue per available room (RevPAR), and resilience during periods of economic uncertainty due to its high-income clientele.
The move by Evolution Investment Fund is expected to reaffirm investor interest in premium hotel real estate in London, at a time when international funds are seeking high-quality real assets with potential for capital appreciation and stable cash flows.
