The construction lending market will continue to be limited by concerns over take-out financing. However, lenders are eager to put out construction dollars, although borrowers will see tighter terms. Value
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As deputy chief investment officer at 3650 Capital, Michael Fleischer leads the firm’s real estate credit solutions. He has more than 20 years of CRE experience, including prior roles as a managing director at RHRECS, a debt fund co-managed by Related Fund Management and HPS Investment Partners, where he focused on transaction origination, structuring, asset management and portfolio finance. More
Retail remains a top asset class and lenders will be drawn to the stable economics of the sector. Vacancy rates, cap rates and rents all seem to be steady, more so than even some multifamily and industrial assets. Limited new construction, a completed bankruptcy cycle for weak retailers, and steady demand from grocery, discount and service tenants have pushed retail vacancy to multi-decade lows in many markets. More
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Higher leverage is now attainable and pricing will be more competitive. New capital is flowing into the construction lending space from both debt funds and traditional lending sources and You need a subscription to access this content. Subscribe Now Already subscribed? Click here to login. More
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