KKR sells 16-hotel Four Points Flex by Sheraton Japan portfolio to institutional investor

By Public Technologies
  • KKR completed the sale of a 16-hotel Four Points Flex by Sheraton portfolio in Japan to a global institutional investor.
  • Assets span 11 cities, including Greater Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Fukuoka, targeting demand for affordable lodging.
  • KKR bought the portfolio from Unizo Holdings in 2024, then renovated and repositioned it with Marriott’s distribution and loyalty platform.
  • KJRM will remain asset manager; K+ Hospitality Management will keep operating the hotels under the new owner.


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