CommLoan, a commercial real estate lending technology company, has structured $195 million in financing with Bank of America for the under-construction Kali Hotel and Rooftop, an Autograph Collection hotel at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, CA. Developed by Dr. Kali P. Chaudhuri, the property is the only hotel permitted within the 300-acre mixed-use development surrounding SoFi Stadium.
The transaction, led by Robert Shaar, VP, sales, CommLoan, is among the largest and most complex financings completed through the company’s CUPID platform, which matches borrowers and originators with hundreds of lenders nationwide, according to the company. The project is valued at an estimated $450 million.
“Transactions of this size and complexity require both precision and trust,” said Mitch Ginsberg, CommLoan founder/CEO. “The CommLoan platform gives brokers the data and access they need to find creative paths to funding when traditional channels don’t fit.”
The 13-story, 300-room hotel will feature rooftop dining; spa and wellness facilities; and 20,000 sq. ft. of meeting space. Construction topped out in September, with completion expected in fall 2026.
“Hollywood Park will stand among Los Angeles’ most iconic destinations,” said Dr. Chaudhuri, chairman/founder, KPC Development Co. and The KPC Group, whose portfolio spans major medical, commercial and mixed-use developments in California and across the world. “This hotel represents our commitment to creating enduring landmarks that celebrate design, culture and community. CommLoan’s expertise and creativity were instrumental in making this vision possible.”
CommLoan expects to finish 2025 with more than $700 million in funded loans and plans significant growth in 2026 as it scales nationally. Its proprietary platform aggregates data from almost 1,000 banking and financial partners to identify optimal loan structures across all major property types, while maintaining a human-centered approach that prioritizes borrower choice and transparency, according to the company.
“This deal shows what drives us,” Ginsberg said. “Commercial real estate lending doesn’t have to be slow or opaque. Our technology puts clarity and control back in the borrower’s hands and helps brokers close the kinds of deals that used to feel out of reach.”
