Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) — the sovereign fund for the Middle Eastern country — has purchased the hotel overlooking Central Park for $623 million, according to property records.

The Qatar Investment Authority paid $623 million to buy the Park Lane Hotel from Steve Witkoff, who had eyed a condo conversion.

Qatar's sovereign wealth fund has just acquired a prime piece of Manhattan real estate, paying more than $600M for a hotel on Central Park South. The Qatar Investment Authority paid $622.9M to ...

The Qatar Investment Authority has taken over ownership of Manhattan's controversial Park Lane Hotel in a deal worth about $623 million, property records show.

With less than a month to go until the Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022, Qatar Tourism has revealed new tourism attractions, hotels and resorts that will be open for fans to enjoy during the tournament ...

The 14th edition of the Qatar International Food Festival (QIFF), which concludes Saturday, has been attracting a large number of visitors since it opened on February 12 at Hotel Park, bringing ...

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Qatar has hired a long-time hotel leader to run one of its pop-up fan villages during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Asem Bader will use his 30 years of hotel expertise to run the Fan Village Caravan ...

The Qatar Investment Authority has acquired the Park Lane Hotel on Central Park South for $623M, PincusCo reported. The $450M sovereign wealth fund did not indicate whether it plans to convert a ...

Doha, Qatar: Qatar has seen significant developments in the hospitality sector with the total supply of rooms reaching 38,000 in first quarter (Q1) of 2024. The country saw a significant growth in ...

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Dubai: Qatar’s hospitality sector experiences a 29 per cent rise in hotel occupancy rates compared to the same period in 2023, holding steady at 69 per cent.