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CMCT Closes $92M Mortgage Loan on Sheraton Grand Sacramento

Creative Media & Community Trust Corporation (CMCT) said Monday it had closed a secured, non-recourse loan of up to $92.2 million on its Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel and parking garage located at 1230 J St. in downtown Sacramento. The lender was not identified.

The Sheraton mortgage loan is a floating-rate, interest-only loan which matures in December 2026. It includes three one-year extension options that are subject to customary extension conditions.

The loan consists of an $84.3-million closing day advance that was used to pay down existing debt on its corporate-level credit facility, pay certain fees and expenses related to the loan closing and fund renovations to the hotel’s 505 guest rooms and suites; and a future advance component of up to $7.9 million to fund additional amounts related to room renovations. Renovations were initiated earlier this year and CMCT anticipates they will be completed by 2024 year-end.

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