Capital Markets

Saluda Grade is stepping into the rated market a little more than a year after the first-ever rated RTL deal was completed.

The loan facilitates the construction of a 590-unit multifamily property, a planned development in Brooklyn.

Traditional lenders are coming back to the commercial real estate space, but at lower leverage levels than in the past.

The move is expected to have a positive impact on liquidity in the commercial real estate market.

Post-tariff volatility is changing the way opportunistic capital is allocated.

Rudin Management Company’s deal to extend a $425m loan on a New York office and Triple Five Group’s $1.39bn CMBS Minnesota mall extension come via agreements to complete substantial capital improvements.

The transaction marks the first time the Japanese insurer has acquired a full or partial stake in a real estate manager.

Commercial real estate private credit managers believe lower rates and declining construction costs will pave the way for housing development.

Related Fund Management and Bank OZK have paired up to fund a $380 million financing package for the first phase of a Hines-backed mixed-use project in San Diego; Blue Owl Capital is expanding its lending book into more niche territory with a $150 million industrial outdoor storage financing; S3 Capital is adding to its Brooklyn construction lending momentum with an $81 million loan origination in the Greenpoint submarket; and more in our round-up of stateside loan deals from the past week.