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    Deal of the Week: Industrial Property in Eugene, Oregon

    This industrial manufacturing facility is comprised of seven buildings totaling roughly 220,000 s.f. and was constructed in phases from 1945 through 2014, with significant renovations in 2021. The sponsor required fast and flexible financing to complete the purchase of the vacant facility, which is now being leased by a major national pharmacy chain for storage and light manufacturing operations. More

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    Equity investors make their predictions for 2026

    Equity investing has been tough in 2025 with many investors sticking to the sidelines waiting for rates and pricing to normalize. With the Fed lowering rates and debt capital expected to pick up next year, will equity investing pick up as well? We asked the equity providers themselves what they predict for investing in 2026, as well as their strategies going forward. Here is what they had to say. More

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    Retail will provide a safe harbor for lenders in 2026

    The appetite for retail is strong and is expected to be one of the most sought-after property types in 2026. Count on an increase in transaction volume due to continued low construction, falling interest rates and a moderating economy. Keep an eye out for bank, life company and CMBS lender appetite to improve from the lows seen in 2024 and 2025. More

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    Deal of the Week: Ground-up condo construction in Miami

    Domus Brickell is a 35-story residential high-rise project of Miami-based North Development. The residences will come fully finished and furnished, featuring hard flooring throughout, private balconies, kitchens with premium appliances and modern fixtures. Bayview PACE funded approximately 50% of development costs, which is an advantage for C-PACE in states such as Florida that include a broad range of eligible building improvements and measures. More

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    Hotel bridge lending will become more competitive

    Hoteliers will see more available bridge capital in the new year. Bridge lending will be highly competitive next year because of new entrants looking to put out capital and the lack of acquisition activity. With more lenders actively competing, spreads have compressed by roughly 75 to 100 basis points compared with 18 months ago, in addition to the recent declines in SOFR. More

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    Northmarq, Black Bear Capital Partners and more in part 2 of the November dealmaker databank

    Black Bear Capital Partners 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 3450 Chicago, IL 60606 Matthew Stearns, Senior Managing Director (312) 545-8005 mstearns@bbcp-llc.com Black Bear Capital arranged $41.M in financing for the redevelopment of two warehouse buildings in Peoria, Ill. The project will feature 170 apartment units and 2,500 s.f. of commercial space. The financing was structured More

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    Life companies are expanding their horizons

    Watch for life companies to increase allocations in 2026 and become more aggressive on proceeds and spreads. There are a number of life companies that were under-allocated going into Q4 so there will be a lot of capital that will need to be placed. Originations will increase next year since there will be more opportunities for LCs to lend. When rates are below 6%, borrowers are more willing to transact. More

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