T
ulip Real Estate, a pioneering force in the UK property market, has been on a trajectory of rapid expansion and strategic growth since its inception by entrepreneur Sidd Mahajan London in 2011. The company's foray into the hospitality sector has yielded impressive results, with notable acquisitions and partnerships solidifying its position as a leader.

    A prime example is Whately Hall Hotel, a 400-year-old Oxfordshire gem that has been meticulously restored to its former glory. This historic property joins Tulip Real Estate's growing portfolio of award-winning hotels, including the Holiday Inn Express in Birmingham, Redditch, which took home the Workforce Hotel Award 2024. Warbrook House Heritage Hotel, a 300-year-old masterpiece, earned the prestigious Best Bridebook Award and is a finalist for the Customer Service Awards 2025.

    Tulip Real Estate's strategic partnerships have been instrumental in driving growth. A high-profile deal saw the acquisition of 148 newly built apartments in Amory Tower at Canary Wharf, facilitated by JLL and sold by LBS Properties. The company also successfully completed the sale of Crown House while securing premium floors in both Amory Tower and Landmark Pinnacle.

    Key milestones since 2011 include the acquisition of a 110-room International Brand Hotel backed by Canadian funds, the sale of 24 Crown House Apartments, and the development of Amory Tower's 148 apartments. The company's momentum continued with the acquisition of Warbrook House Hotel, a Grade I listed mansion, and 6 luxury units at The Club Upper Riverside. In 2024, Tulip Real Estate secured two floors in Landmark Pinnacle and manages a 250-room hotel through the Brightway Fund under Sub Starwood Capital, contributing to an impressive 30% stock growth.