What did anyone buy at a hotel liquidation sale anyway? I popped in Thursday and Friday, the final two days, eager to grab a lamp, maybe. A night at the three-star establishment would cost you about $229, neither the least nor most expensive stay in New York City that you could muster.įor the past two months, the Wellington has held a slow liquidation sale, handing off the hotel’s myriad furniture and other goods to anyone who comes in off the street with any interest.
As New York magazine classified it in 2010, Extell "is emblematic of a new type of New York real estate firm that specializes in developing ultraluxury buildings that are akin to gated communities in the sky, where buyers with millions to spend can satisfy nearly any desire without ever stepping outside." In the way that these types of buildings have become interchangeably commonplace, Midtown hotels like the Wellington were also once a dime a dozen: early 20th century properties with non-distinct features, ornate carpeting, big beds, mahogany duped furniture. A few months ago, it was revealed that developer Gary Bartnett’s Extell Development Company had purchased the property. Midtown Manhattan’s century-plus old Wellington Hotel shuttered in December of 2021 during the height of the pandemic, it had been used as housing for those without. But the desks and what I could charitably identify as "the worst of the lamps" remained. Even a box labeled "luggage holders" sat empty. The beds were all but gone, the headboards too. Please contact our office for a quotation and/or additional information on our services.There were still a lot of desks available at the Wellington Hotel liquidation sale. If you have photos of your goods and project details, you can submit them for a preliminary review so that we can determine our interest and abilities to service your needs. Please call us or e-mail to discuss your project's specific needs.
Our company's breadth of salvage and liquidation experience provides our clients with the opportunity to obtain maximum recovery, combined with the skilled services as required to address each project's specific needs. We have handled the liquidation of a wide range of commercial/industrial assets and other salvage items on numerous occasions. We are also quite skilled and resourceful in handling various other types of asset liquidations, including retail inventories, manufacturer's overstock, retired assets and other products.
We can also work with your own staff or installation crews to pick up your excess goods and assets as required for your project's needs. We can perform the de-installation and removal services in a turn-key fashion, accomplishing the aims of furniture removal and asset recovery at one time. Our crews and staff are well versed in phased furniture de-installation and removal operations within operating hotel facilities. We have the experience and skills to liquidate furnishings and remove hotel assets within operating facilities. We have worked closely with the hotel and lodging industry with hotel furniture, fixtures & equipment liquidations since our start in 1998. Our logistics, crews and resources are dedicated towards the efficient removal and recovery of value from a wide range of furniture, furnishings and assets. We are experts in realizing and extracting maximum recovery value from excess hotel inventories, surplus furnishings and discontinued goods. We are specialists in liquidation of hotel and resort furnishings, with a large portfolio of successful hotel liquidation projects in our resume. Hotel Surplus Outlet is a part of The Fenning Group, LLC, which has a wide range of liquidation and asset recovery skills.
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