June 19, 2019
With a bevy of new entrants into the senior housing market, capital providers are looking for experience.
The senior housing market is seeing a boom. With the 65-plus demographic growing daily, many investors and developers are entering the senior housing space. While capital appetite for senior housing deals is healthy, senior housing is still considered a specialty market, and new entrants will have trouble landing capital sources.
“Capital availability is good.
May 30, 2019
A debt fund managed by Ares Real Estate Group has provided $41 million to Mountain Capital Partners to refinance a recently completed multifamily property in a western suburb of Minneapolis, sources told Commercial Observer.
The bridge loan took out previous construction financing on the development and will help facilitate the lease up and stabilization of the asset, which is called Central Park West,
April 1, 2019
Looking back to examine some of the issues that helped shape the real estate landscape last year, provides us the opportunity to look ahead at how those trends might affect the industry in 2019.
Most evident in 2018 was the added liquidity brought about by the phenomenal growth of debt funds.
The record amount of capital raised by these funds continues to increase at a seemingly historic pace as institutional investors see debt as an opportunity to achieve attractive net returns with far less risk than equity investment,
January 29, 2019
A 113-bed assisted living and memory care facility in Glendale has received $59.4 million in debt and equity financing, banking firm Dekel Capital announced Jan. 29.
The facility, Sage Glendale Senior Living, is being developed by Willis Development. When completed, it will have 81 assisted living units, 24 private memory care units and four semi-private memory care units.
East West Bank gave a $38.7 million construction loan.
December 22, 2018
A Texas-based industrial real estate developer got a $34.3 million construction loan to finance a speculative logistics facility in Lakeland.
Xebec of Dallas plans to build a 537,000-square-foot logistics facility on a 60-acre site along Interstate 4.
Scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2019, the logistics facility will have 36-foot clear height, 185-foot truck courts, 426 parking spaces for cars and 107 for containers.
October 19, 2018
New lenders are continuing to enter the market, especially in the bridge lending space, and the competition will mean good things for borrowers in the fourth quarter and beyond.
The fourth quarter will be a borrowers market, thanks to a growing increase of new lending sources. This year, new lenders have routinely entered the market, particularly in the bridge lending space. As a result, lenders are loosening underwriting standards and reducing spreads in order to meet production goals,