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Hotel Outlook: Economic Growth, Occupancy, and Airbnb

At Lever Capital Partners we are also seeing positive ADR and Occupancy growth for most of our hotel clients. Given the run up in RevPAR, there has been a slew of development and the commercial real estate financing world is now taking a harder look at new development projects. Commercial real estate lending for new hotels is now only provided for the best owners where the STR report shows a true need for the asset in question. There’s been a bunch of CRE News about Airbnb and the effect that it’s having in the hospitality market but I haven’t seen it given the deals we’ve looked at. Maybe it’s having a greater effect in primary markets like NYC and San Francisco but many of the assets we’ve financed recently continue to have positive RevPAR trends. Overall we continue to like the hospitality segment but are cautious along with the lenders about what might happen if there’s a slowdown in the segment given the increase in average interest rate for commercial real estate loans.

– Adam Horowitz, Principal of Lever Capital Partners and President of the Real Estate Capital Alliance

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The End of Office Space as We Know It

Our team at Lever Capital Partners has been providing commercial real estate financing for a few clients in the co-working space. As the average interest rate for commercial real estate loans keeps creeping up, our office owners are looking for additional ways to boost their NOI. Over the last couple of years we’ve been hired by firms that are trying to emulate WeWork in markets where they already have a strong office presence. The ability to get a commercial building loan is getting easier as WeWork co-working expands into smaller markets.

– Adam Horowitz, Principal of Lever Capital Partners and President of the Real Estate Capital Alliance

Click here to read more about The Rise Of ‘Office As A Service’.