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    Pinnacle Expands Portfolio

    Pinnacle has been exceptionally busy with its clients this year. All the capital flowing into the sector has brought a lot of new business via new properties and first-time clients. The company experienced the most growth in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast by adding 5,000 units to its management portfolio located in Washington, D.C., New Jersey, More

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    Agencies back in the Game

    Both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae’s lending cap has grown to $100B until the end of 2020. This has given the multifamily industry a second wind. The FHFA closed green loan loopholes, but the greater focus on affordability will be a boon for value-add buyers. Spreads have started to drop because each agency has to More

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    JRK Ready to Pounce on Deals

    JRK Property Holdings stays disciplined with plans to acquire $600M of properties in need of renovations by the end of 2019. The company closed a fund in June and raised $800M to target core-plus ’90s or newer product in the top 25 markets. The firm is also deploying a value-add fund in the same markets More

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    Lenders vie for Multifamily Construction

    Multifamily development will be highly sought after as demand across the country continues to increase and evolve.  Construction debt and equity will be readily available, although very market-specific.  Lenders are also becoming more conservative with underwriting and looking closer at sponsor experience and financial wherewithal.  As multifamily supply continues to grow, lenders will become more More

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    Hotel Lenders Loosen Purse Strings

    Lenders are cautiously optimistic about hotel lending, and there will be an abundance of capital available for the right sponsor and strong properties.  Hoteliers will see 60% to 70% leverage.  Deals with subordinated debt will reach 85% to 90%.  Fixed rates will be in the 3.5% to 4.5% range, while floating rates will be 6% More

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    BANKS, DEBT FUNDS MULL OVER HOTEL CONSTRUCTION

    Hoteliers will see available capital for construction, especially from debt fund lenders that are filling the void left behind by banks.  Non-recourse capital will be available from non-bank lenders at higher rates.   Projects in strong locations with multiple demand generators will be desired.  Borrowers need to show a story that ties together the location, supply/demand, More

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    Lenders Battle over Industrial

    Industrial is the darling of the commercial real estate world, and borrowers will see lots of competition as lenders compete for the few deals that hit the market.  There will be plenty of debt and equity available for all types of deals including new construction and bridge.  The rise of e-commerce and changes in how More

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    Banks Take the Lead

    There will be growth in bank lending as balance sheets remain healthy with very low default rates in commercial real estate.  Banks will have more opportunities throughout the rest of the year as life companies and agencies both become full on allocations.  However, given the cyclical nature of real estate, expect caution around development and More

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    OWNER-DEVELOPERS RUN OUT THE CLOCK

    Count on smaller multifamily companies to ease off the gas for value-add by looking in multifamily-related areas such as development and student/senior housing. While buyers fight for value-add properties, many firms will spend their time and capital on different projects. Development, on the other hand, is less crowded and offers a better return for deals More

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    EQUITY BATTLES FOR THE BEST DEALS

    More and more equity players are aiming to place money in the multifamily space. Investors who need to fulfill their 2019 quota will be scrambling until the end of the year to get money out. The caveat is they are keeping their downside in mind, so watch for more pref equity terms with JV players More

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    Owner-Developers Run Out the Clock

    Count on smaller multifamily companies to ease off the gas for value-add by looking in multifamily-related areas such as development and student/senior housing. While buyers fight for value-add properties, many firms will spend their time and capital on different projects. Development, on the other hand, is less crowded and offers a better return for deals More

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    Equity Battles for the Best Deals

    More and more equity players are aiming to place money in the multifamily space. Investors who need to fulfill their 2019 quota will be scrambling until the end of the year to get money out. The caveat is they are keeping their downside in mind, so watch for more pref equity terms with JV players More

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