The Bank of Montreal and Bank of America have extended their roles as the respective administrative agent and syndication agent on the transaction. Additionally, Key Bank, LaSalle Bank, Raymond James, Royal Bank of Scotland, Scotia Capital, Wachovia and Wells Fargo also played roles in the expansion. And there is even more credit to be had; LaSalle's $13-million affiliated lessee revolving credit facility, piloted by US Bank National Association, was bumped up to $25 million.

"Our expanding bank group continues to evidence strong support and confidence in our company and our outlook," LaSalle CFO Hans Weger says. "In addition, the increased capacity of our unsecured credit facilities provides us with the ability to capitalize on investment opportunities that may become available in the market utilizing the over $280 million of current capacity available under the facility." Among LaSalle's acquisitions so far this year are the 241-room Hilton Alexandria Old Town in Northern Virginia, which the company purchased for $59 million, and Indiana's 615-room Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, which was developed just three years ago.

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