alternative lenders

Building capital stacks will be very different for different sponsors in the coming year.

The loan servicer predicts finance will focus on bridging the debt funding gap and green upgrades, says Serenity Morley, managing director, loan servicing, at Mount Street.

The Boston-based manager believes there will be an opportunity to fill gaps in the capital stack in 2023.

The biggest question on everyone’s mind is when the market will transact again.

GFP Real Estate, Metro Loft Management and Rockwood Capital are set to buy the 22-story, 1.1 million-square-foot office at 25 Water Street.

The firm is the first African American- and women-owned lender to obtain a DUS designation.

The firm's head of real estate debt portfolio management says that sidelined banks are shifting the paradigm for active lenders.

Red Oak Capital, Pensam and Tower Capital are among the managers rolling out or expanding customizable programs. 

The alternative credit manager's head of real estate says the current market is ‘almost uninvestable’ amid rate hikes, debt cost increases.

A long-term partnership with Earlsfort Capital Partners has allowed Minneapolis-based Castlelake to expand its lending platform in the UK and Ireland.