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New York backtracks on carried interest tax hikeState legislators, after considering raising the tax rate on carried interest for fund managers that work in New York but live outside the state, have let the idea fall by the wayside.
- An American real estate firm in Paris
All eyes are on Barry Sternlicht as he hopes to recreate his past successes with a high-end chain based on Paris' Hotel de Crillon. Can the hotel's storied past lead to an even brighter future? By Aaron Lovell
- The changing face of European hotels
As activity in the European hospitality sector accelerates, private equity firms are reshaping the industry's ownership structure, begging the question as to who will own hotels in the future. By Arthur de Haast, global chief executive officer at Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels
- Real estate Mogull
Former Doughty Hanson real estate head Marc Mogull has launched a new firm focusing on middle market deals in Europe.
- LGV goes private
The UK private equity firm has formed its own hospital chain after acquiring nine properties.
- Starwood Capital goes green
The first five environmentally luxury hotel properties under the private equity real estate firm’s new “1” concept will hit markets in Seattle, Paris, California, Arizona and Florida.
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- Starwood to build $680m Dubai Baccarat hotel
The Greenwich, Connecticut-based private equity real estate firm is building on the success of the W Hotels and St Regis brands by expanding the new Baccarat Hotel label to the Caribbean, Middle East, Europe and Far East. The hotels will all feature Baccarat crystal chandeliers.
- Starwood expands green investments
Harmony Development, an affiliate of Starwood Capital, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Florida University to build an energy R&D complex in the green community of Harmony, Florida, one of only 10 official eco-communities in the sunshine state.
- Walton Street to invest $250m in Indian RE
The US-based firm says it will invest in special purpose vehicles and is in talks with several Indian developers.