(SAN FRANCISCO, CA; April 9, 2019) – Oxford Capital Group, LLC announces today the acquisition of four downtown San Francisco hotels (Hotel Vertigo, Good Hotel, Americania Hotel, and Carriage Inn), with plans to renovate and reposition the assets. In addition, Oxford Capital Group’s wholly owned affiliate Oxford Hotels & Resorts, LLC takes over management of the properties as of today. These four hotels will join Oxford’s growing lifestyle hotel portfolio which includes Godfrey Hotels in Chicago, Boston, Tampa, and Hollywood; LondonHouse Chicago; Hotel Julian Chicago; and others as described in more detail below.
"This is a compelling time to be buying these hotels, amidst increasing hotel demand created by the reopening of the renovated and expanded Moscone Center, continued influx of new Class A office and residential buildings, and record-breaking leisure visitation to downtown San Francisco,” says Sarang Peruri, principal at Oxford Capital Group, LLC and its wholly owned affiliate Oxford Hotels & Resorts, LLC, the Chicago-based investor, developer, and manager. “The properties are centrally located, with large guestrooms and good ‘bones’ allowing for an attractive canvas to create distinctive guestrooms and public areas.”
Oxford’s San Francisco hotels are located in lower Nob Hill and South of Market and include:
- Hotel Vertigo (940 Sutter St.) built in 1925, six-stories, 110-room
- Good Hotel (112 7th St.) built in 1911, five-stories, 117-room
- Americania Hotel (121 7th St.) built in 1967, four-stories, 143-room
- Carriage Inn (140 7th St.) built in 1980, three-stories, 48-room
“We are excited to have found such an enticing opportunity in San Francisco, and to grow our presence on the West Coast,” says John W. Rutledge, founder, president, and CEO of Oxford Capital Group, LLC and Oxford Hotels & Resorts, LLC. “With the continued growth of the tech industry in San Francisco, specifically in South of Market and the financial district, we are excited to invest in updating the city’s hotel offerings.”
The terms of the sale are not disclosed at this time. For information, visit www.oxford-capital.com.
