Crowne Plaza Kensington sold for £84.3m to Singaporean consortium

By Mitchell Labiak2019-04-16T10:51:00

The Crowne Plaza in London Kensington has been sold for £84.3m to a Singaporean consortium.

The consortium, which is made up of developer Heeton Holdings, contractor KSH Holdings and construction firm Ho Lee Group, acquired the luxury hotel through a share sale and purchase agreement with LC London.

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