
Goldman Sachs is reportedly planning to sell its majority stake in the Four Seasons hotel currently under development in Bangalore.
Through its real estate unit Whitehall, Goldman Sachs holds a stake of approximately 73% in the project which involves the construction of a new 230-room hotel, to be operated by Four Seasons, as well as luxury residences, retail and office space. Development partners Westcourt and Century Real Estate who hold the remaining 27%, are also thought to be wanting to exit the venture.Goldman is supposedly in early talks with real estate and private equity firms such as Prestige Group, and Urban Infrastructure Opportunities Fund to sell the 6.5 acres of land situated near Merki Cricle in Bangalore. Reasons for the sale may include the project’s delay.Goldman is supposedly in early talks with real estate and private equity firms such as Prestige Group, and Urban Infrastructure Opportunities Fund to sell the 6.5 acres of land situated near Merki Cricle in Bangalore. Reasons for the sale may include the project's delay.