Hersha Sells Home2 Suites Boston South Bay

Philadelphia-based Hersha Hotels & Resorts sold the 130-suite extended-stay property in the South Bay neighborhood of Boston.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Hospitality

Hersha Sells Home2 Suites Boston South Bay

Hersha Hotels & Resorts sold the Home2 Suites Boston South Bay, a five-story extended-stay hotel with 130 suites. JLL's Hotels & Hospitality Group facilitated the transaction, representing Hersha.

Why it matters

The sale transfers ownership of a recently built extended-stay property in Boston's South Bay area, a neighborhood near Interstate 93 and the South Bay shopping center. The transaction reflects continued investment activity in the city's hospitality sector.

The five-story hotel, completed in 2020, spans 76,398 square feet with 130 suites averaging 382 square feet each and self-parking for 55 vehicles. The purchase price and buyer identity were not disclosed.

The players

Hersha Hotels & Resorts

Philadelphia-based hospitality real estate company that owned and sold the Home2 Suites Boston South Bay.

JLL

Global commercial real estate services firm whose Hotels & Hospitality Group facilitated the transaction and represented Hersha.

The details

The Home2 Suites Boston South Bay offers a fitness center, business center, guest laundry facilities, and complimentary breakfast. The property sits adjacent to the South Bay shopping center and is within walking distance of the Andrew and Newmarket MBTA stations.

2020: The hotel was completed.
2026-11-05
The sale was reported.

Market Landscape

The Home2 Suites was completed in 2020 near the Andrew and Newmarket MBTA stations, a location that suits extended-stay guests needing transit access to Boston. The transaction places a relatively new, transit-adjacent property under new ownership in a corridor where extended-stay lodging competes on proximity and amenities.

Guests booking the Home2 Suites Boston South Bay will continue to find the same suites, complimentary breakfast, and fitness and business facilities after the sale. Travelers relying on the property's self-parking for 55 vehicles or its walking access to the Andrew and Newmarket MBTA stations should expect no immediate change.

The takeaway

Transit-adjacent extended-stay hotels near Boston's MBTA stations remain an active area of ownership change, and the sale shows that recently built properties in these locations continue to trade. Readers planning stays in the South Bay can compare amenities and parking directly with the property before booking.