By The Registry Staff A Cupertino hotel that entered into special servicing last year has fallen into loan default, highlighting the ongoing struggles of the Bay Area's lodging industry. According to a report from The Mercury News, the Aloft Cupertino, a 123-room Marriott property, is facing foreclosure due to a delinquent loan. The hotel's proximity […]
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