Braemar targets $25 million-plus annual G&A savings as it ends Ashford advisory fees in self-management shift

• Braemar Hotels & Resorts moved to end its external advisory relationship with Ashford as it transitions to a self-managed REIT.
• Annual corporate G&A, including advisory and related fees, targeted to fall to about $15 million from about $42 million.
• More than $25 million in annual cost savings expected following termination of the Ashford advisory arrangement.
• Asset sales, including the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale deal, earmarked to fund remaining separation-related fees owed to Ashford.
• Separation expected to be completed by mid-November.

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