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Briefs: Accor’s Q1 results | Details on NoMad auction

Soft Q1 for Accor. Accor on Thursday reported Q1 2019 earnings, which showed some weakness in Asia and in North America that blunted RevPAR growth to 1.6%. The French company also said it expects ongoing performance improvements leading to 3% full-year RevPAR growth. Q1 revenue rose 8.8% €987 million (US$1.11 billion) as Europe remained strong and South America recovered.

Details on NoMad foreclosure. The Real Deal in New York City cited reports on Friday that new documents filed as part of a state and federal lawsuits show that the owners of the NoMad hotel in Manhattan neglected to repay more than US$100 million owed to lenders and equity investors starting in late 2018. Andrew Zobler’s Sydell Group and Make It Nice own the hotel through a ground lease with the Haddad Organization, which is suing the partners in state court. Colony Capital and Bank of America provided US$140 million in debt that came due in December. Now Colony, which provided a US$35 million mezzanine piece, has initiated a UCC foreclosure auction, which is set to take place in June.

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