Finance
Why Small Businesses Go Online for New Loans
Accessing financing solutions through mobile applications might be the newest trend in real estate financing. The method appeals to small and emerging business owners particularly due to faster access to funds, but there’s more to the story.
Hunt Mortgage Group Refinances Suburban Ohio Property
The $17 million loan was arranged via MSF Real Estate Capital Inc., with Senior Vice President Scott Moore overseeing the placement of the transaction.
Mixed-Use DC Property Lands $130M Financing
HFF arranged the fixed-rate permanent financing for Apollo on H Street, which features residential, retail and office space.
NYC Office Tower Receives $342M Refi
NKF Capital Markets and Cooper-Horowitz closed the loan for the 617,300-square-foot Midtown Manhattan property, which last traded two years ago.
HFF Arranges $42M Refi for CA Mixed-Use Asset
The building is part of a 325,000-square-foot, Class A mixed-use development which includes tenants such as Overland Sheepskin Co., Napa Valley Jewelers and Pacific Union International.
Charlotte Office Park Scores $119M Refi
Constructed between 2001 and 2008, the six Class A buildings are 95 percent occupied, with a tenant roster including Selective Insurance, Crown Castle, Heartland Payment Systems and TIAA-CREF.
Q&A: Inside Angel Oak’s Small-Balance Strategy
Ben Easterlin, managing director of Angel Oak Commercial Lending, discusses the capital markets landscape as well as the strategy behind the company’s acquisition of Cherrywood Mortgage.
Legislation Spells Relief for Banks, CRE Borrowers
Avison Young Principal Jay Maddox details the modifications to Dodd-Frank that clarify the rules and set the stage for lenders to provide more options to commercial real estate sponsors.
Why Private Buyers Lead the Net-Lease Pack
JLL Capital Markets Senior Vice President Eric Suffoletto explains why private capital is outpacing REITs, institutional investors and other players in the single-tenant space.
PEBB, Tortoise Acquire Fully Leased FL Office Asset
Cushman & Wakefield negotiated the transaction on behalf of seller RAIT Financial Trust and arranged $28.6 million in acquisition financing on behalf of the buyer/borrower.