Senior vice president Evita Francuz closes a $10 million construction loan for a hotel outside the bank's South Florida base.
December 13, 2016 at 01:00 AM
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Miami-based Apollo Bank branched out of its traditional market to fund the construction of a 105-room hotel in Daytona Beach.
Evita Francuz, the bank’s senior vice president and commercial lending officer, helped Daytona Hotel Two LLC, a company controlled by Prime Hospitality Group, Shaner Hotel Group and the International Speedway Corp., secure a $10 million loan for the new hotel.
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