Heeton consortium buys Crowne Plaza London Kensington
Annabeth Leow
Singapore
THE ritzy Crowne Plaza London Kensington has been sold for £84.3 million (S$148.9 million) - but it will stay in the hands of Singaporean owners.
Mainboard-listed developer Heeton Holdings and partners announced on Sunday that it bought over the hotel's holding company, which had been controlled by Aspial Corp and Fragrance Group tie-up AF Global.
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