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Can Soho House & Its Clubs Eventually Get Groove Back?

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Irenie Forshaw, The Week The private members' club so beloved by celebrities has lost its exclusive appeal – but a £2 billion buy-out could offer a fresh start

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Can Soho House & Its Clubs Eventually Get Groove Back?

Irenie Forshaw, The Week The private members' club so beloved by celebrities has lost its exclusive appeal – but a £2 billion buy-out could offer a fresh start

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Inside the history of Soho House, the members-only club that bans photos and is going private once again | The New York Ledger

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Soho House Returns to Private Ownership in $2.7 Billion Deal

Soho House Returns to Private Ownership in $2.7 Billion Deal In the mid-1990s, Soho House was little more than a small London club that brought together the elite under one roof. But within three decades, it has transformed into a global network of private clubs, hotels, and luxury restaurants with a unique cultural identity that attracts the elite from across capitals. With this growth, the company found itself facing pressure from public marke…

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RealClearMarkets broke the news in on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
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