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GFI Capital Resources has obtained a $195-million refinancing of the Beekman Hotel in Lower Manhattan

GFI Secures $195M Refi on Beekman Hotel 

An affiliate of GFI Capital Resources completed a $195-million refinancing of The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel managed by Hyatt Hotels Corporation. The deal included a $130-million senior loan with Bank OZK arranged by Newmark and a $65-million subordinate financing raised from bond investors on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.   

“The refinancing is a validation of the demand for this award-winning hotel that has been a hotspot for cocktails, events and stays by New Yorkers and visitors to New York since it opened its doors,” said Allen Gross, chairman & CEO of GFI Capital Resources.  

He continued, “The Beekman Hotel is unique and a stunning gem in our portfolio that has weathered the worst of the pandemic. After a positive Q4, we are beginning 2022 in a strong position to capitalize on the expected rebound of business and leisure travel to New York.” 

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