A 380-capsule adaptive-reuse hotel in the heart of Montmartre. Acquisition at €14.2M net vendeur — targeting 23% IRR and 2.6× MOIC over a 5-year hold.
107 Boulevard Ney sits at the gateway to Montmartre — one of Paris's most visited districts. A 7-storey 1960s office-retail building, currently vacant, with full conversion rights. Direct métro and Transilien access.
The opportunity combines a structural dislocation in Paris hospitality supply, an experienced operational GP, and a near-term self-storage disposal that derisk equity from Year 2.
5-year hold · Exit at stabilised EBITDA multiple · Self-storage disposal in Year 2. All scenarios assume senior debt at 4.5% and mezzanine at 8.5% PIK.
| Capital Structure | Amount | % of Total | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition — net vendeur | €14,200,000 | — | Agreed price |
| Transfer taxes & notaire | €568,000 | — | ~4% |
| Construction / fit-out | €7,800,000 | — | CES estimate Feb 2026 |
| FF&E — 380 pods | €4,940,000 | — | €13K avg/pod |
| Fees, finance & contingency | €1,492,000 | — | Incl. 5% contingency |
| Total Project Cost | €29,000,000 | 100% | |
| Senior Debt (60% LTC) | €17,400,000 | 60% | 4.5% p.a. |
| Mezzanine | €3,100,000 | 11% | 8.5% PIK |
| LP Equity Required | €8,500,000 | 29% | Min. ticket €500K |
Josh Wyatt joins as GP with a specific operational remit — hotel opening, brand standards, and ramp. His track record at Generator and citizenM directly validates the business plan assumptions.
Minimum commitment of €500,000. Complete the subscription agreement, wire your commitment, and confirm with the team. Target first close Q3 2026.
We are building a focused group of investors for this opportunity. One-to-one briefings and financial model access available immediately. Target first close Q3 2026.