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Three Secrets Your CMBS Banker Does Not Want You to Know
Navigating the CMBS market can be a confusing and challenging process. Here are three CMBS secrets that will strengthen your negotiating position and ensure that
Top 4 Hotel Financing Obstacles and How to Get Around Them
Top 4 Hotel Financing Obstacles and How to Get Around Them Whether you are in the market for a simple refinance or acquisition financing, a
To Prepay or Not to Prepay, That Is the Question
To Prepay or Not to Prepay, That Is the Question Do you need to raise capital for potential acquisitions, new developments or property renovations?
US Hotel Advisors Releases Metro Denver Hotel Impact Study
New Year, New Outlook, New Allocation Seemingly, there is a report of a new hotel opening in the Denver MSA every few weeks. These launches
Fixed or Floating, Which is Best for You?
Bridge Financing Fills Permanent Loan Gap Fixed or Floating, Which is Best for You? Coke or Pepsi? Stripes or Solids? Apple or Android? Ohhh, the agonizing
COVID-19 CMBS Loan Relief Modification Requests – Latest Update
COVID-19 CMBS Loan Relief Modification Requests – Latest Update At US Hotel Advisors, we are doing everything we can to help our clients during these
CARES Act Provides Much Needed Relief To Hotel Owners
Congress formally passed the CARES Act on March 27, 2020. It will provide over $2 trillion in economic assistance to individuals, specific industries, and small
Hotel CMBS Lending Rebounds Prior to Hotel Performance
Leverage for hotel CMBS loans is currently available in the 55% +/- LTV range as lenders are beginning to close hospitality loans prior to the
2021 Hotel Financing Predictions
Positive Big Picture It is obvious that hotel operating performance will be much better in 2021 than 2020. It is, perhaps, less obvious that hotel
2018 Commercial Real Estate Lending Predictions
Borrowers and lenders both enjoyed a fruitful 2017 and US Hotel Advisors predicts that 2018 will be more of the same. Looking Back at
2017 CRE Lending Predictions
The commercial real estate lending markets started 2016 slow and choppy and spent the rest of the year making up lost ground. Volume was down,