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First National Bank of Omaha, GreenRock Capital LLC and other lender updates to the directory
Here are the most recently updated lender/investor contacts in the online Crittenden Real Estate Finance Directory. Our team works tirelessly to make sure you have the most up-to-date information at your fingertips. You can access their complete contact information by logging into the Directory. More
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Multifamily in 2026: A slow return to normalization
After three years of rate turbulence, historic construction volume, and cap rate resets, 2026 is shaping up to be a transitional year for U.S. multifamily — the beginning of a slow normalization in which rents, occupancy, lease ups, concessions and expenses finally bottom out and move toward stabilization. The recovery will be gradual and uneven, highly dependent on region and asset class, with best in class properties rising to the top. More
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All lender types will check back into 2026 hotel financing
Keep an eye out for an increase in hotel financing this year. There is a huge amount of CMBS loans coming due, which will force everyone who has been kicking the can down the road to look for new capital. CMBS lenders and debt fund/private money lenders will be more active than ever. More
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Deal of the Week: Spring Lake & Edgewood Apartments in St. Petersburg, Florida
These Class C properties have a total of 201 units and are all owned and managed as one property. Phase one was built in the 1970s and phase two was built in the 1980s. The lender had already made two other loans on the property over the previous 4.5 years. The original loan Bison Financial placed was $13M. Then the firm arranged a first supplemental loan for about $3M a couple of years later and then arranged this $5.1M loan. All these proceeds went to the borrower as cash out. More
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Multifamily Acquisition of the Week: 700-Unit Affordable Community in Houston
Equality Community Housing Corporation sold Haverstock Hills Apartments, a 700-unit affordable housing community in Houston’s East Aldine neighborhood, to Fairstead for $242M. That amount includes acquisition and planned rehabilitation. More
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Parkview Financial, Trez Capital and other leading construction lenders
This list includes some of the top construction lenders. We have touched base with our vast inventory of lender contacts to get the most up-to-date information including their origination totals and terms. This information will give you an idea of what these capital providers are seeking in today’s market. More
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Self storage in 2026: Stability and optimism
Self storage continues its transformation into a resilient, institutionally accepted asset class within CRE. After the unprecedented demand and transaction volume seen during the pandemic, the sector has entered a period of normalization. More
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Multifamily construction lending will have a strong rebound in 2026
Anticipate 2026 to be a strong rebound year for multifamily construction lending. Lender appetite will pick up and with SOFR ticking down, more deals should pencil this year. New capital will be coming into the space, along with current lenders adding new construction programs. Spreads will tighten and lenders will be more aggressive to win business. Most of the current supply wave will have been delivered, new starts are already down, and lenders are becoming more comfortable financing projects as rent growth and absorption normalize. More
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Construction Lending Reignites
Higher leverage is now attainable and pricing will be more competitive. New capital is flowing into the construction lending space from both debt funds and traditional lending sources and You need a subscription to access this content. Subscribe Now Already subscribed? Click here to login. More
