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Walker & Dunlop arrange $55M to refinance Doubletree Denver

Walker & Dunlop arrange $55M to refinance Doubletree Denver
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Hudson Bay Capital Provides $55M Refi for Denver Hotel

Taconic Capital Advisors, Pyramid Global Hospitality and Triangle Capital nabbed a $55 million loan to refinance the DoubleTree Denver.

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Commercial Real Estate Remains Behind Kathy Hochul and Eric Adams — Results or Not – Commercial Observer

So what if Kathy Hochul and Eric Adams haven’t delivered on their grandest plans? Commercial real estate remains publicly behind both.

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Bankrupt NYC Holiday Inn rolls taxpayer s cash

A Holiday Inn in New York City which filed for bankruptcy due to the COVID pandemic is now rolling in taxpayer cash after a court order allowed it to

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Downtown Manhattan $190-a-night Holiday Inn wins judge s approval to become migrant shelter

A bankrupt Holiday Inn in Manhattan s Financial District has won the right in court to house migrants to the tune of $190-a night, a fee that will total $100,000 a day for taxpayers.

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