The Seven Corners Holiday Inn near the University of Minnesota has been sold to Heartland Realty Investments for $12.75 million, according to Finance & Commerce. The new owners plan to spend an additional $10 million for renovation of the 265-room hotel.
The former owner was Capital Realty Investments, which developed the hotel near the Washington Avenue exit off I-35W in the early 1980s.
The new owners have dropped the Holiday Inn brand and will announce a new hotel affiliation in the future, the publication said.
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