A CT hotel has changed hands. It includes a full-service restaurant and 129 rooms

A Connecticut hotel has changed hands.

EVEN Hotel Norwalk, a 129-room hotel, was sold by 6R Capital Group to V2 Capital Management, a Connecticut-based real estate investment firm, earlier this month. Hunter Hotel Advisors brokered the sale.

According to a statement, the hotel is adjacent to Merritt 7 Corporate Park, the “largest corporate park in Fairfield County” and includes a dedicated train station with direct access to Grand Central Terminal in New York City.

It’s also close to Bookings Holdings, FactSet Research Headquarters, Datto and other multinational corporations. The hotel includes 746 square feet of meeting space, a fitness center and the EVEN Kitchen & Bar, a full-service restaurant.

“We originally acquired the property as part of a broader portfolio,” said Shai Shamir, co-founder and managing partner of 6R Capital Group. “Over the past two years, we completed an extensive PIP and refreshed the hotel to align with the new design standards. This successful transaction reflects our strategy of identifying opportunities, creating value through repositioning and ultimately delivering strong results for our partners.”

“It was a pleasure to work with V2 Capital Management and Hunter,” said Elaine Feng, vice president of acquisition and asset management of 6R Capital Group. “We are confident that the buyer will continue to build on this momentum and further strengthen the EVEN brand in this market.”

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“This transaction marks another successful closing in Connecticut and reinforces our track record in the Northeast,” said Hunter’s Spencer Davidson, senior vice president. “This well-located property sits in a high barrier-to-entry market, offering long-term growth potential. With future capex due, ownership is positioned to unlock meaningful value through enhancements that will elevate the asset’s competitive position and ensure its continued success in a highly sought-after region.”

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