Two of S.F.’s largest hotels are on the verge of being sold, despite repeated delays

Two of San Francisco’s largest hotels are on the verge of being sold, despite missing multiple sale deadlines, according to court filings.

The 1,921-room Hilton Union Square, the city’s largest hotel, and the 1,024-room Parc 55 are expected to be sold to an unidentified buyer and a “purchase and sale agreement has been signed,” according to a San Francisco Superior Court filing on July 28.

The two hotels are some of the biggest buildings in the city, and investment interest could be a sign that downtown is rebounding from its pandemic-inflicted struggles around diminished tourism and weaker foot traffic, though it still lags other U.S. cities…

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