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Business acquisition

Fattal Hotel Group acquires The Blakely Hotel

Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jul 08, 2026 · Last updated Jul 08, 2026

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The acquisition signals Fattal Hotel Group's expansion into the U.S. hospitality market, potentially increasing its brand recognition and revenue streams. The move may positively impact Fattal's stock on the Ghana Stock Exchange and could spur further acquisitions in North America.

Hospitality Real Estate

Fattal Hotel Group, an Israeli hospitality company listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange, has acquired The Blakely Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, United States — New York City, marking its first hotel investment in the United States. The acquisition closed on July 7, 2026. The 117-room pre-war property, which includes 42 suites, is located on West 55th Street near Central Park, Times Square, and Fifth Avenue. Fattal plans a comprehensive renovation and repositioning, with the hotel expected to reopen in mid-2027 under one of its existing brands, such as Leonardo (company). Founder David Fattal and Western Europe CEO Ronen Nissenbaum highlighted the strategic importance of entering the U.S. market and the potential for further expansion in North America.

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Fattal Hotel Group enters the U.S. market for the first time, marking a strategic milestone. The acquisition is expected to enhance its global footprint and may positively influence its stock performance.
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The Blakely Hotel is the acquired asset, which will undergo renovation and rebranding, increasing its value and market position.
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United States — New York City gains a new international hotel operator, potentially boosting tourism and hospitality competition.
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The U.S. hospitality market sees entry of a major European player, indicating confidence in the market's long-term prospects.
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Leonardo (company), a brand of Fattal, will likely be the operating brand for the renovated property, expanding its presence to the U.S.
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David Fattal, founder, announced the acquisition as a landmark moment, reinforcing his leadership in the company's global expansion.
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Ronen Nissenbaum, CEO of Western Europe and U.S. development, played a key role in securing the deal and expressed optimism about future growth.
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Israel-based Fattal Hotel Group's expansion enhances the country's profile in global hospitality.
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Fattal's stock on the TASE may see positive movement due to the strategic acquisition.
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