Explore Peachtree Group's latest commercial loan transactions and financing options.
Peachtree Group is a direct balance sheet lender focused on funding first mortgage loans. Our areas of expertise include:
- Bridge loans
- Mezzanine loans
- Preferred equity investments
- Commercial property assessed clean energy (CPACE) financing
We lend to all commercial real estate asset classes and are actively providing financing for:
- Acquisitions
- Recapitalizations
- Construction projects
See below for some of the most recent loan transactions from Peachtree Group, including:
- Hotel loans
- Retail properties
- Multifamily developments
- Industrial assets
- Land deals
Need Financing? Contact us at lending@peachtreegroup.com.

Peachtree Group Closed 22 Loans Totaling $738MM in the Last 90 Days
September 2025 highlights
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In The News
- Peachtree Group Hires Billy Gilchrist as Senior Vice President, Originations
- Atlanta Business Chronicle: Peachtree Group pushes toward another record year
- Commercial Observer: Goldman Sachs, Peachtree Provide $126MM Refi for Hotel Portfolio
- Commercial Observer: Peachtree Refis Memphis Hyatt Hotel Property with $51MM Loan

Related posts
2023 was a year marred by obstacles for borrowing across commercial real estate, particularly after a widespread crisis shook regional banks that are historically the biggest lenders in the space. Peachtree CEO Greg Friedman spoke with Hotel News Now about his prediction for 2024.
Insights Into the Lending Environment From Peachtree's Greg Friedman (costar.com)
Lending Conditions Likely More Certain for Hotels in 2024
Peachtree CEO Greg Friedman was quoted in this recent CoStar Group article by Sean McCracken talking about the lending environment for hotels in 2024 and the opportunities for investor, operator, lenders like Peachtree Group.
"Most traditional lenders aren't lending," said Friedman. "Forty percent of the debt market is traditionally made up of regional banks, community banks, national banks, and it's been in the press that banks are under pressure. So 40% of the market is struggling, the CMBS market makes up close to 25% to 30% of lending to hotels and that market is well under pressure, as well."But he said what is left of the market is attracted to hotels due to "really good asset-level performance."
Lending Conditions Likely More Certain for Hotels in 2024 (costar.com)
U.S. Hotel Lending Likely to Get More Challenging
Ester Hertzfeld with Hotel Management Magazine spoke with Peachtree SVP Jared Schlosser about the hotel lending market in her most recent article.