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Lending volume is gaining momentum, but several factors are dragging down a true recovery.
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PERE Credit has tracked $2.2bn of New York office to residential loans in the first quarter of 2026.
The lenders jointly originated the financing to replace existing debt and fund the lease-up of the Class A, two-building Bridge Point Philadelphia.
The portfolio consists of 15 Graduate by Hilton properties in markets including Michigan and Virginia.
Peter Gordon, head and chief investment officer, US commercial real estate debt, at AllianceBernstein in front of an image of 110 East Boulevard in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The CBRE-arranged funding will be used by owners Shorenstein and Stiles to capitalize 110 East following the assetโ€™s 2024 delivery.
Laura Rapaport, founder and CEO of North Bridge.
JEMB Realty will use the $8m loan to fund Herald Towers' infrastructure upgrades alongside existing debt from Blackstone and Corebridge.
Wynwood Plaza in Miami, Florida.
The floating-rate bridge loan will be used by L&L Holding Company and Oak Row Equities to retire construction debt and fund remaining leasing costs.
An attractive balance of risk and return in the mid-market is seeing many lenders shift their attention away from larger transactions to more defensible deals.
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The Chicago-based manager is adding to existing optimism for residential and logistics sectors as the broader landscape enters another growth cycle.
Clearwater's Lisa Nordel and Jonathan Seabolt.
The firm has hired Lisa Nordel as a managing director to bolster its underwriting, portfolio construction and institutional partnerships.

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