Commercial Observer: Peachtree Group Refis Seattle Hotel With $68MM Loan

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Jared Schlosser of Peachtree Group and the AC Hotel Seattle Downtown.

Commercial Observer | Peachtree Group originated the three-year, $68MM, floating-rate, first-mortgage loan with two 12-month extension options for the Atlanta-based developer’s 200-room AC Hotel in Downtown Seattle that opened in October 2024.

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Peachtree Group is a nationwide direct balance-sheet lender, offering competitive terms, in-house loan servicing, and flexible capital to handle a wide array of projects.

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Peachtree Group Refi's Charlotte Hotel with $41MM Loan

Peachtree Group originated a $41 million bridge loan to refinance a Hilton-branded Charlotte hotel property, according to Commercial Observer

Doradus Partners has nabbed $41 million of bridge financing to refinance a Hilton-branded Charlotte hotel property, Commercial Observer has learned.

Peachtree Group, formerly Stonehill, provided the floating-rate loan on Doradus’ 181-room Home2 Suites by Hilton Charlotte Uptown. Click here to read more.