Securing Funding for Your Hotel Development
How a new or converted hotel is funded: the full project budget, each layer of the capital stack, where the equity comes from and what lenders need first.
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How a new or converted hotel is funded: the full project budget, each layer of the capital stack, where the equity comes from and what lenders need first.
How shopping centre developments are financed: pre-leasing and anchor tenants, construction and permanent loans, equity, and what lenders ask to see.
How new rental apartment buildings are funded in Canada and the U.S.: construction loans, CMHC and HUD programs, equity partners and the capital stack.
What ESG means for commercial building owners in Canada and the U.S.: energy use, certifications, disclosure rules, green leases and the evidence on value.
Which property technology owners actually use, from market data and virtual tours to building analytics, what the evidence says it saves, and the risks.
How property and facility management keep tenants, control operating costs and protect value, with maintenance data and a checklist for building owners.
What foreign investors check before backing a property deal, and the U.S. and Canadian tax, ownership and securities rules that apply to them.
How hotel-to-apartment and office-to-residential conversions work, which buildings suit them, zoning and code hurdles, and the public programs that help pay.
How owners of several properties measure performance, spread risk, and decide what to hold, refinance or sell, with Canadian and U.S. tax points to check.
The main risks in owning, buying, selling or financing commercial property, from rates and tenants to floods and title, and the tools to manage each one.
Apartment vacancy, rents, new supply and policy in Canada and the U.S., with Halifax figures and dated sources, for multifamily owners and investors.
Gross versus net leases, the clauses that decide what a commercial lease really costs, and how landlords and tenants negotiate them, with Nova Scotia notes.