Midscale Select-Service through Full Service + Luxury (InterContinental)
IHG (Holiday Inn family) for sale. Investment sales advisory across the InterContinental Hotels Group family.
Matthews Hotel Markets executes hotel transactions across the IHG portfolio. Holiday Inn Express is documented separately as our most actively traded IHG flag. Beyond HIE: Holiday Inn (mid-tier full-service), Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites (extended-stay), InterContinental and Crowne Plaza (full-service / convention), and the newer voco and Avid Hotels flags.
Brand family
Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Staybridge Suites, Candlewood Suites, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, voco, Avid Hotels
Parent company
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG)
Active Matthews listings
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Brand-specific underwriting
- Holiday Inn full-service is a workout segment — many properties carry PIP overhang and conversion-candidate economics rather than stabilized cash flow.
- Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites trade at extended-stay premium cap discipline — buyer pool overlaps with WoodSpring and TownePlace.
- InterContinental and Crowne Plaza are urban / convention-driven — ADR and group mix dominate the underwriting; recoveries have been uneven post-2020.
- voco and Avid are too new to have a deep comp set; pricing reflects brand-conversion thesis as much as in-place cash flow.
Buyer pool
Holiday Inn Express + Staybridge + Candlewood: select-service REITs (Apple, Summit, Chatham, Service Properties Trust), family offices, PE. Full-service IHG (InterContinental, Crowne Plaza): Host, Pebblebrook, sovereign / international capital.
Our activity
Active across Holiday Inn Express portfolios, Staybridge Suites dispositions, and select-service IHG capital markets placements.
Markets where we sell IHG (Holiday Inn family)
IHG (Holiday Inn family) investment FAQ
- What does a IHG (Holiday Inn family) hotel typically trade at in 2026?
- Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites trade at extended-stay premium cap discipline — buyer pool overlaps with WoodSpring and TownePlace. Distressed and PIP-overhang trades clear materially wider; trophy or scarcity assets compress. Source: CBRE U.S. Cap Rate Survey, HVS U.S. Market Pulse, Matthews internal underwriting.
- Who buys IHG (Holiday Inn family) hotels?
- Holiday Inn Express + Staybridge + Candlewood: select-service REITs (Apple, Summit, Chatham, Service Properties Trust), family offices, PE. Full-service IHG (InterContinental, Crowne Plaza): Host, Pebblebrook, sovereign / international capital.
- What are the most important IHG (Holiday Inn family) underwriting variables?
- Holiday Inn full-service is a workout segment — many properties carry PIP overhang and conversion-candidate economics rather than stabilized cash flow. Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites trade at extended-stay premium cap discipline — buyer pool overlaps with WoodSpring and TownePlace. InterContinental and Crowne Plaza are urban / convention-driven — ADR and group mix dominate the underwriting; recoveries have been uneven post-2020. The InterContinental Hotels Group brand standards refresh cycle is the single biggest pre-close diligence question for buyers.
- Does Matthews execute IHG (Holiday Inn family) dispositions and acquisitions?
- Active across Holiday Inn Express portfolios, Staybridge Suites dispositions, and select-service IHG capital markets placements. Engagements range from single-asset dispositions to multi-property portfolio sales and capital-markets recapitalizations.
- How does Matthews's IHG (Holiday Inn family) disposition process work?
- Matthews runs a 24-week playbook on IHG (Holiday Inn family) dispositions — broker-built BOV, curated buyer pool drawn from select-service-focused REITs, family offices, PE roll-ups, and HNW capital, confidential by default. Key timing risk for IHG (Holiday Inn family) specifically is franchise license renewal and PIP cycle alignment with the marketing window.
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