Colliers International UK has completed the acquisition of Vision Asset Management, a pan-European hospitality asset management company.
The business will be rebranded as Colliers International and integrated into the existing Hotel Property Services operation. The transaction volume was not disclosed.
'Vision is well regarded by investors, owners and funders looking to increase investment performance in the hospitality sector. These market leading professionals will enhance our existing team of hotels experts, as well as complement our investment property management service,' commented Tony Horrell (pictured), CEO, Colliers International UK & Ireland. 'The addition of asset management brings a new dimension to the hotel and hospitality services that we provide to our clients across the country.'
Following the takeover, Colliers’ hotels property services team will total more than 35 professionals, led by Marc Finney, Colliers’ Head of Hotels & Resorts Consulting, working with new directors Ben Godon and Allan Davidson.
'Having built a significant market share within the hospitality sector, we have found the right international partner to help us take the next strategic growth step for our business,' said Allan Davidson, director Colliers International. 'For us, this is the beginning of a new chapter and we are looking forward to combining our local and sector expertise with Colliers’ global platform to better meet our clients’ needs.'
'Joining forces with Colliers is a natural evolution for us. We share the same commitment to client service and entrepreneurial culture. This move has many positives for our employees who will benefit from the enhanced career opportunities it brings,' added Ben Godon, director Colliers International.
'Our strategic growth across EMEA continues with the addition of Vision and marks a very positive start to 2017. This is the latest in a string of strategic acquisitions that Colliers has made to continue accelerating the success of our clients and helping them to solve their business challenges,' concluded Chris McLernon, CEO, Colliers International, EMEA.
