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Colony Capital Defaults on $3.2 Billion in Hotel Loans

Los Angeles Firm, Along With Subsidiary REIT, Step Up Efforts to Preserve Capital in Pandemic
As executive chairman, Thomas Barrack is overseeing the preservation of liquidity at Colony Capital and Colony Credit Real Estate. (Getty Images)
As executive chairman, Thomas Barrack is overseeing the preservation of liquidity at Colony Capital and Colony Credit Real Estate. (Getty Images)

Colony Capital said it’s in default on $3.2 billion in hospitality loans, confirming a warning earlier this year about the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on the U.S. economy from Thomas Barrack, the global investment firm’s executive chairman and CEO.

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