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Mag Mile Capital Closes $23.5 Million Acquisition Financing for Landmark Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown Hotel

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Mag Mile Capital (OTCQB: MMCP) closed a $23.5 million permanent fixed-rate acquisition loan for the 233-key Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago-Downtown at 40 E. Grand Avenue.

The financing supports a $29 million purchase and includes a $3.3 million PIP holdback for planned renovations.

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  • $23.5 million permanent fixed-rate acquisition loan successfully closed
  • Financing backs $29 million purchase of 233-key Chicago Homewood Suites
  • Includes $3.3 million PIP holdback to fund property improvements
  • Loan structured with higher senior leverage, replacing higher-rate mezzanine debt
  • Execution achieved amid fluctuating Treasury yields and credit spreads

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Chicago, Illinois--(Newsfile Corp. - May 20, 2026) - Mag Mile Capital, Inc. (OTCQB: MMCP) ("Mag Mile" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the successful closing of a $23,500,000 ($100,858/key) permanent fixed-rate acquisition loan for the Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago-Downtown, located at 40 E. Grand Avenue in Chicago's River North neighborhood. The property comprises 233 all-suite keys-making it one of the largest Homewood Suites by Hilton properties in the country-and sits just one block west of the Magnificent Mile, positioning it among the most strategically located extended-stay assets in the city. The transaction was arranged on behalf of an investment team led by Midwest based high-net-worth investors - Prakash Patel and Nirav Patel, the sponsors, in connection with the property's $29,000,000 ($124,464/key) acquisition. The loan includes a $3,300,000 ($14,163/key) PIP holdback to fund a planned property improvement program, consistent with the sponsor's commitment to further elevating an already well-positioned asset.

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The transaction involved several notable underwriting considerations that Mag Mile Capital addressed proactively throughout the process. A key focus was arriving at a well-supported PIP reserve figure. Third-party budget reviewers and other prospective buyers had underwritten the PIP at a higher cost; Mag Mile Capital worked collaboratively with the lender and their independent reviewer to present and validate the sponsor's hands-on approach to renovation management and their track record of delivering renovations efficiently and on budget-resulting in a PIP figure that all parties were fully aligned on.

The team also seamlessly addressed the nuances of a unionized labor environment at the property and insurance considerations specific to the hotel's position within a vertical condominium structure. In parallel, Mag Mile Capital monitored a dynamic macroeconomic backdrop-marked by fluctuating Treasury yields and credit spreads amid geopolitical uncertainty-and executed with precise timing to secure favorable terms for the sponsor. Mag Mile team was able to deliver a higher than originally contemplated leverage for the senior loan and replace the originally structured higher rate mezzanine loan. The result was a smooth closing that met the sponsor's acquisition timeline honoring the sponsor's PIP budget.

"This transaction is a great example of what Mag Mile Capital does best-bringing structure and clarity to deals with multiple moving parts and delivering a seamless execution for our client," said Rushi Shah, Chairman & CEO of Mag Mile Capital. "We are proud to welcome Prakash and Nirav Patel as new client partners and look forward to supporting their continued growth in the hospitality space."

"The PIP reserve negotiation was the crux of this transaction," said Prabhat Jayara, SVP at Mag Mile Capital. "Third-party reviewers and competing buyers had underwritten a higher figure, but we knew the sponsor's hands-on renovation approach told a different story. We worked through the details methodically with the lender and their reviewer until all sides arrived at a number they could stand behind with confidence."

"With union labor, vertical condo insurance considerations, and an active rate environment all in the mix, this deal called for careful coordination across multiple workstreams-and our team handled each one efficiently," said Kaivan Shah, Senior Analyst at Mag Mile Capital. "We were able to keep all parties aligned and deliver a clean close for a first-time client, which speaks to the strength of our process."

The transaction further demonstrates Mag Mile Capital's ability to structure and execute complex hospitality financings in major urban markets, delivering certainty of close even in challenging capital market conditions.

Transaction Snapshot:
Deal: Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago-Downtown - 40 E. Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
Asset Type: Full-Service Extended-Stay Hospitality
Transaction Type: Acquisition Financing
Loan Amount: $23,500,000 ($100,858/key)
Purchase Price: $29,000,000 ($124,464/key)
PIP Holdback: $3,300,000 ($14,163/key)
Financing Type: Permanent Fixed-Rate Loan
Sponsor: Prakash Patel and Nirav Patel

About Mag Mile Capital

Mag Mile Capital is a nationwide commercial mortgage banking firm providing financing solutions across all major asset classes including multifamily, mixed-use, retail, office, industrial, and hospitality. The firm specializes in bridge, agency, CMBS, FHA/HUD, and structured finance executions, delivering customized capital strategies to sponsors and investors across the country.

For more information, please visit www.magmilecapital.com.

Media Inquiries Contacts:

Rushi Shah
CEO, Mag Mile Capital
Phone: (847) 722-9192
Email: ir@magmilecapital.com
Website: www.magmilecapital.com

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FAQ

What did Mag Mile Capital (OTCQB: MMCP) announce on May 20, 2026?

Mag Mile Capital announced it closed a $23.5 million fixed-rate acquisition loan for the Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown. According to Mag Mile Capital, the financing supports a $29 million purchase and includes a $3.3 million property improvement program (PIP) holdback.

What are the key terms of Mag Mile Capital’s $23.5 million Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown loan?

The transaction involves a $23.5 million permanent fixed-rate loan at $100,858 per key for a 233-key hotel. According to Mag Mile Capital, it includes a $3.3 million PIP reserve and replaces an originally structured higher-rate mezzanine loan with higher senior leverage.

How does the $23.5 million MMCP financing relate to the $29 million acquisition of Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown?

The $23.5 million loan provides acquisition financing for a $29 million purchase of the Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown. According to Mag Mile Capital, this represents $124,464 per key for the 233-suite property near Chicago’s Magnificent Mile.

What is included in the $3.3 million PIP holdback in the MMCP Homewood Suites financing?

The deal includes a $3.3 million PIP holdback earmarked for a planned property improvement program. According to Mag Mile Capital, this reserve supports renovations aligned with the sponsors’ hands-on approach and is set at $14,163 per key.

Who are the sponsors in Mag Mile Capital’s Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown financing?

The financing was arranged for sponsors Prakash Patel and Nirav Patel, described as Midwest-based high-net-worth investors. According to Mag Mile Capital, they led the investment team acquiring the 233-key Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago-Downtown asset.

What challenges did Mag Mile Capital address in the Homewood Suites Chicago-Downtown loan closing?

Mag Mile Capital addressed PIP reserve sizing, union labor issues, condo-structure insurance, and volatile rates. According to the company, it worked with the lender and reviewers to align on renovation budgets and execute favorable terms amid fluctuating Treasury yields and credit spreads.