The proposed five-year, interest-only loan would retire $182 million in maturing debt and return more than $12 million in equity to ownership, signaling lender appetite for trophy coastal hospitality assets despite a softening Southern California market. The Mayer Corporation and Hyatt Corporation are nearing a $200 million refinancing of the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort […]
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