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University of California Acquires 261-Room Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay for $193MM From Strategic Hotels

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The University of California's investment office has taken over the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay for $193 million, closing a two-decade run of Wall Street and Chinese ownership at the oceanfront resort and deepening the university system's bet on Bay Area hotels.

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