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Are hotel construction projects making a comeback? Or are we stuck in a cycle of stalled deals and high-interest rates??I’m chatting with Ryan Bosch of Arriba Capital during the California Lodging Investment Conference & [CLIC] Connect Podcast Conference to break down: ?? Why banks are suddenly interested in hotel construction (for the first time in Ryan’s career!) ?? Will interest rates drop enough to spark a building boom? (Spoiler: Don’t hold your breath) ?? More capital is available—but why isn’t it flowing into hotels? ??? Limited-service hotels vs. other asset classes—who’s winning? ?? Glenn’s radical exit plan: Forget hotels, invest in eggs?! Get the real story on hotel financing—no fluff, just facts (and maybe a few laughs). Hit that subscribe button, drop a comment, and let’s talk hospitality! #Hospitality #HotelInvestment #RealEstate #HotelDevelopment #BusinessFinance #Hotels #CRE #Lodging #Investing

Arriba Capital is heading to the Hunter Hotel Investment Conference in Atlanta! We’re looking forward to connecting with industry leaders, sharing insights, and exploring new financing opportunities. Let’s set up a time to meet—reach out to schedule a conversation!

Looking forward to attending California Lodging Investment Conference & [CLIC] Connect Podcast next week! As the only hospitality-focused investment event in the state, it’s a great opportunity to discuss trends and opportunities in hotel development and finance. At Arriba Capital, we’re actively financing over $800 million in hotel projects nationwide. If you're looking for creative lending solutions, let’s connect at the conference. See you there!

Hotel financing markets are showing more predictability heading into 2025. Lenders are gaining confidence, non-bank capital sources continue to expand, and creative structuring is key to securing financing in today’s environment. My latest Hotel News Now?/?CoStar?piece?explores the factors driving these shifts and what borrowers need to know. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gS2xZAtr #hotelfinance #hospitality #capitalmarkets

Arriba Capital is proud to announce the successful closing of a $7.6mm cash-out refinance for a Hampton by Hilton in Ohio. The loan proceeds will reimburse the borrowers for money already spent on property improvements and will used for the future PIP planned. The family-owned and operated sponsorship group has a proven track record in hospitality, among other asset classes. They are repeat clients of Arriba.

Christina Trauthwein, VP of Content & Partnerships at Hotel Business Magazine, sat down with Arriba Capital's Ryan Bosch at ALIS to discuss how banks and private lenders are adapting in 2025, emerging opportunities for borrowers, and more.

What a weekend at the WM Phoenix Open! A huge thank you to our clients, partners, and friends who joined us for an unforgettable few days in Scottsdale. From dinner and nightlife in Old Town to our suite on the iconic 16th hole, it was incredible to connect, celebrate, and enjoy the energy of this one-of-a-kind event together. At Arriba Capital, relationships are everything. Having the opportunity to share experiences like this with the people we work with day in and day out is what makes it all worth it. We’re already looking forward to making next year even bigger—see you in 2026!

Arriba Capital is excited to share the successful closing of an SBA 504 acquisition loan for the Best Western in Oregon. This project was completed for a repeat client working under tight time constraints due to a 1031 exchange. Arriba collaborated closely with the CDC and the bank to ensure a seamless and timely closing process.

Arriba Capital successfully closed a permanent loan to refinance the initial bridge loan it arranged approximately 1.5 years ago, which facilitated the acquisition and renovation of a Fairfield Inn in Oregon.

Arriba Capital is proud to announce another conventional acquisition loan closing to meet our client's tight 1031 deadline. Shout out to the CBRE Hotels PNW team for their help getting this one across the finish line.