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HFF Brokers Sale of Conference-Center Hotel

HFF has arranged the sale of Dulce Norwalk, a 120-room, full-service, conference-center hotel in the heart of Norwalk, CT. The sales price was not disclosed.

The HFF team of senior director KC Patel and managing director Steven Klein marketed the property on behalf of the seller, Broadreach Capital Partners. Queens Plaza North LLC purchased the hotel.

Well maintained since its 1982 opening, Dolce Norwalk is undergoing a multi-million-dollar renovation. It’s situated on 68 acres in Fairfield County, CT and comprises three buildings that are connected via suspended walkways and features a full-service restaurant, two bar/lounge outlets, an indoor pool, basketball court and racquetball court, a state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor tennis and volleyball courts, hiking trails and more than 21,000 square feet of flexible meeting space.

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