April 2026

M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal — April 2026 — 47A

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Ashford Hospitality Trust sells 252-room hotel HREC arranges sale of the Hilton Alexandria Old Town Alexandria, Virginia D

Alexandria, directly opposite the King Street–Old Town Metro Station, the Hilton Alexandria Old Town pro- vides seamless connectivity to Washington DC, the Pen - tagon, National Landing, and Reagan National Airport. Ma - jor employers such as the De- partment of Defense, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the Salvation Army, VSE Cor- poration, and ST Engineering are all within close proximity. Alexandria benefits from its proximity to Washington, D.C. and its well-established base of federal agencies, defense

contractors, and large corpo- rations. Anchored by institu - tions such as the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the Department of Defense, the market enjoys a consistent flow of government and corpo - rate travel. The recent federal return-to-office policies, com - bined with the city’s thriving private-sector presence, create durable, year-round lodging demand. ‘Alexandria is also a renowned tourism destination, known for its waterfront, his - toric Old Town, rich colonial heritage, and over 200 restau- rants and boutiques. MAREJ

ENVER, CO; WASH- INGTON, DC; TAM- PA, FL — HREC Investment Advisors has arranged the sale of the 252- room Hilton Alexandria Old Town, situated at 1767 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia. The property was acquired by an institutional buyer. HREC Investment Advisors represented the seller, Ash- ford Hospitality Trust, on this transaction. The marketing and negotiations were led by Scott Stephens (senior prin- cipal & COO – Tampa), Mark Morris (SVP – Washington DC), and Dana Weinberg (broker of record – Virginia). “The Hilton Alexandria was a wildly attractive investment opportunity garnering bids from local and national play- ers. Metro DC remains one of the most resilient hospitality markets in the country, ben - efiting from the federal govern - ment’s growing presence, the defense industry, technology, corporate and educational demand drivers. Tourism is quickly returning to the region as well,” said Morris. “The hotel sector continues to attract institutional inves- tors due to higher yields over other asset classes and the ability to adjust quickly to the continued recovery. Metro DC is a top tier gateway market, and we’re delighted to have other opportunities in the re- gion,” said Stephens. Positioned in the center of

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Partners finalizes sale on Paxton St.

8011 Paxton St.

HARRISBURG, PA — Campbell Commercial Partners has successfully sold 8011 Paxton St. in Harrisburg. The 1.55 acre property was purchased by Dillsburg Roof- ing Siding and Windows, LLC. The flex property is comprised of multiple buildings totaling approximately 9,055 s/f. Larry Kostelac of Camp- bell Commercial Partners represented the seller in the transaction. Laura Martin of SVN Latus represented the buyer. MAREJ

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