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The firm deployed more than $1.45 billion in 2021 and aims to continue this momentum.
Borrowers are tapping into ample liquidity for acquisitions and developments while lenders are being adequately compensated for risk.
Commercial mortgage servicers are finding it tough to attract and retain staff.
The investment will help to drive product development.
The company anticipates lending volume of about $1.5bn in 2021.
The Chicago multifamily office believes that its low leverage and high-quality locations allow conservative lenders to get comfortable with the risks.
More than 150 delegates gathered at PERE’s first live event since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to hear how repositioning assets will be key to their future resilience. But, currently, there are as many questions as answers as to how to do it.
Ending government forbearance, inflation fears and heated marketplaces were top discussions items during affiliate title PERE’s first all-virtual Global Summit.
The Canadian pension investor’s expansion efforts including doubling its lending book in the coming years.
The former Torchlight Investors partner has joined the real estate debt specialist as senior managing director and co-head of capital raising.