Sunstone to Sell Hyatt SF for $279M; deploys proceeds to buybacks
The monetization plus aggressive buybacks reduce float, potentially lifting per-share NAV and EPS; proximity to closing and August guidance can trigger short-term upside.
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The monetization plus aggressive buybacks reduce float, potentially lifting per-share NAV and EPS; proximity to closing and August guidance can trigger short-term upside.
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Sunstone Hotel Investors has agreed to sell the 821-room Hyatt Regency San Francisco for $279 million ($340,000 per key) to Blackstone Real Estate affiliates. Proceeds will fund nearly $70 million of stock repurchases, including 4.4 million common shares at $9.24 and 1.4 million Series H/I preferred shares at $20.37. The deal is expected to close in late July or early August, with August earnings to outline the full-year impact and potential NAV per-share benefits from the capital allocation shift.
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