Commercial Observer: Peachtree Group Lends $68MM on Nashville Hotel Recap

Jared Schlosser of Peachtree Group and a rendering of The Printing House – Tapestry Collection by Hilton project in Nashville.

Commercial Observer - Sun Development & Management Corporation has inked $67.5 million of bridge financing for the recapitalization of a newly-opened Hilton-branded hotel in Nashville, Commercial Observer has learned.

Peachtree Group originated the three-year loan with two one-year extension options for the developer’s 187-room Printing House – Tapestry Collection by Hilton property that debuted this spring.

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