Moody National REIT II Sells Three Hotel Properties

The strategic divestitures include properties in Seattle, Philadelphia, and Houston, reflecting a continued portfolio repositioning.

December 18, 2025

Strategic Asset Sales Signal Portfolio Rebalancing

Moody National REIT II moved decisively in December, closing the sale of three hotel properties for a combined $69.8 million. The transactions reflect a clear push to reposition the portfolio—shifting capital out of specific markets and into future opportunities.

The largest deal was for Springhill Suites Seattle. Located at 1800 Yale Avenue in the city’s urban core, the property was sold for $51 million on December 10 to Legacy DTS, LLC, a Washington-based firm with no ties to Moody. The sale suggests a deliberate step back from Seattle’s hotel market, freeing up significant capital in the process.

Just one day later, Moody closed on the Hampton Inn Philadelphia in Frazer, Pennsylvania. That property changed hands for $10.4 million, with BNS Associates, LLC taking ownership. Like the Seattle buyer, BNS is unaffiliated with Moody. The transaction removes a suburban asset from the portfolio, reinforcing the company’s selective approach to market presence.

Houston Property Sale Concludes the Series

On December 16, the final sale of the group closed: Homewood Suites Houston, located in Spring, Texas. It sold for $8.4 million to Alay Investment Group LLC, another independent buyer. With this transaction, Moody adjusted its exposure in a key Texas metro area, continuing the rebalancing effort.

All three properties were sold to outside firms and backed by purchase agreements disclosed in earlier filings. Together, the moves point to a broader realignment—aimed at increasing flexibility, simplifying operations, or setting up for new acquisitions. Whatever the next step looks like, Moody now has nearly $70 million in fresh capital and a leaner footprint to work with.