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Suzuki Capital: Hospitality Update

Suzuki Capital director Colby Swartz tells us that he’s often referred to as “the dream crusher,” but we know that in the hospitality biz you have to be cruel to be kind. Colby says that many operators come to him for advice on how to open/expand or close/consolidate. Colby’s specialty: financing a hospitality business or finding a location. The difference between a new operator and an experienced operator: the latter has managed expectations and is realistic. Colby continues to see restaurants leaning toward fast casual, smaller floor plates, and expansion outside of NYC. Financial groups are looking to him for new ways to get hospitality businesses funded. A hot property currently: marinas. For more information on our Bisnow partner, click here.

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Suzuki Capital LLC is a commercial real estate firm specializing in investment, development and hospitality with over 77 years of combined experience. The principals and team members have been engaged in ground up residential/hotel development, real estate debt workouts, acquisition of distress debt, multi-family acquisition, property management, retail development and hospitality/franchise advisory and brokerage.

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