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Posted: January 13, 2026
Phillips of Largo Real Estate arranges $11.9 million mortgage refinancing
Otsego County, NY Jack Phillips of Largo Real Estate Advisors successfully arranged an $11.9 million permanent first mortgage to refinance the existing debt and partially fund a $4 million property improvement plan (PIP) for a 106-key Hampton Inn hotel.
Located between Binghamton and Albany, the property benefits from strong regional demand drivers, including proximity to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Cooperstown All-Star Village. The financing featured competitive terms to support the planned improvements and enhance the long-term value of this well-located hospitality asset.
Largo Capital continues to deliver tailored financing solutions across the hospitality sector throughout the Northeast.
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