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CoStar: Hotel financing expert: Don't wait on interest rate cuts in '26

Jared Schlosser

Head of Credit Originations and Commercial PACE

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CoStar | The hotel financing environment is shaping up to be a "tale of two cities" for borrowers this year.

Speaking on the latest episode of the CoStar News Hotels podcast, Jared Schlosser, head of originations and C-PACE at Peachtree Group, said 2026 will be a good year for well-positioned borrowers.

"I think for well-thought-out acquisition, business plan deals, for solid cash flow, for performing deals, for strong borrowers who continue to do what they say they're going to do, there's ton of liquidity," he said, noting that "on the flip side of that, you're seeing a lot of deals that are struggling."

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