Skyline

Owns hotels, resorts & real-estate in north america.

Sector: Investment-Properties AbroadMarket cap: NIS 56.3M
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Analyses on Skyline (1)

Skyline in 2025: Cleveland is improving, but the balance sheet still depends on collections, asset sales, and lender relief

Skyline enters 2026 with a better operating core in Cleveland, but the investment case now depends less on hotel improvement and more on whether Freed collections, asset sales, and lender headroom actually convert into cash.

March 15, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on Skyline (3)

Follow-up

Skyline: how much cash is really left from the Ithaca and Ft Myers sales

The Ithaca and Ft Myers disposals look like USD 16.5 million of consideration at the headline level, but on an all-in cash flexibility basis Skyline itself expects to keep only about USD 3.5 million after debt repayment, transaction costs, and working-capital adjustments. This i…

March 15, 2026
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Skyline: does Cleveland really have enough room versus DSCR, franchise obligations, and capex

Cleveland gives Skyline a real operating base, but by year-end 2025 it still does not create comfortable financing room. The improvement in NOI and profitability is sitting against current-classified Autograph debt, a Hyatt loan at 1.17 DSCR, and franchise-renovation obligations…

March 15, 2026
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Skyline: what is the Freed package really worth after the standstill and the ECL

After the ECL and the standstill, the Freed package no longer looks like a receivable that merely needs time. It is carried at only CAD 15.8 million net, and its value now depends mainly on whether Skyline can collect around the July 2026 window before lender priority and collat…

March 15, 2026