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Joint venture scores construction loan for Marriott hotel in Coconut Creek

$21M project calls for 105-room Residence Inn by Marriott

Rendering of Residence Inn by Marriott in Coconut Creek and Malcolm Butters (Morlin Hospitality Group and Butters Construction)
Rendering of Residence Inn by Marriott in Coconut Creek and Malcolm Butters (Morlin Hospitality Group and Butters Construction)

Miami-based Morlin Hospitality Group and its partner Butters Construction and Development just scored $15.5 million to build a Residence Inn by Marriott in Coconut Creek.

Property records show Mercantil Bank issued two construction loans to Coconut Creek Hotel M-R1 for $10.12 million loan and $5.38 million. The financing is for a 1.75-acre lot at 5730 North State Road 7. The joint venture paid $2.37 million for the land in 2017. Seth Fellman, who heads Morlin Hospitality Group, planned to break ground in 2016 but was delayed in permitting, according to the Sun Sentinel.

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The $21 million development calls for a six-story hotel with 105 rooms equipped with kitchenettes, a pool, fitness center and laundry facilities.

Morlin also developed the 105-room Hampton Inn & Suites hotel next to the development site, at 5740 North State Road 7. That hotel opened in 2014.

Coconut Creek-based Butters is also partnering with the Bristol Group on the University Place office building in Coral Springs.

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