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Grand Hyatt Seattle
721 Pine Street · Seattle, WA 98101
Every loan the CMBS tape reports against this building, as each trust filed it. A
building is the grain here, not the loan: this one is collateral in
3 separate trusts,
and the slices below are the pieces of its debt, not four different buildings.
Debt outstanding
$133M
Trusts
3
Type
Hospitality
Units
457
Year built
2001 · renovated 2016
What this page does not have
No tenant is named in the asset-level filings for this property.
The debt, slice by slice
| Trust | Balance | Rate | Matures | DSCR | NOI | Occupancy | Originator | Servicer | Special servicing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COMM 2017-COR2 Mortgage Trust · asset 4 | $50M | 4.74% fixed | 2027-06-06 | -0.44 | under $1M | 66% | Jefferies Loancore | Midland Loan Services | — |
| COMM 2018-COR3 Mortgage Trust · asset 6 | $50M | 4.74% fixed | 2027-06-06 | -0.44 | under $1M | 66% | LoanCore Capital Markets LLC | Midland Loan Services | — |
| JPMCC Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust 2019-COR4 · asset 6 | $33M | 4.74% fixed | 2027-06-06 | -0.44 | under $1M | 66% | LoanCore Capital Markets LLC | Midland Loan Services | — |
Named tenants
No tenant is named in the asset-level filings for this property.
- Built from SEC Regulation AB II asset-level filings (Form ABS-EE, Item 1(a) exhibits) as filed by each trust’s depositor. Latest filing on this building: 2026-10-21.
- Rebuilt nightly. A slice that left its pool is excluded by the tape’s own latest-filing cut, so this page shows live debt only.
- “Grand Hyatt Seattle” is the name used in the offering document (Form 424B2); it is shown only where the filing’s own state matches this building’s.
- Figures are as each trust filed them and are not restated, reconciled or scored here.
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