In 1st quarter 2017,
multifamily loan volumes grew 11 % year - over-year.
Not exact matches
Grandbridge estimates that it arranged roughly $ 3.3 billion in new
loans in 2010, with
multifamily accounting for more than 60 % of that
volume.
The increase included a 331 percent increase in the dollar
volume of
loans for hotel properties, a 78 percent increase for office properties, a 49 percent increase for
multifamily properties, a 46 percent increase for industrial properties, a five percent increase in retail property
loans and a 26 percent decrease in health care
loans.
Overall, $ 119.5 billion, eight percent of the outstanding balance, of commercial and
multifamily mortgages held by non-bank lenders and investors will mature in 2013, a 21 percent decline from the $ 150.6 billion that matured in 2012, according to MBA's 2012 Commercial Real Estate / Multifamily Survey of Loan Maturi
multifamily mortgages held by non-bank lenders and investors will mature in 2013, a 21 percent decline from the $ 150.6 billion that matured in 2012, according to MBA's 2012 Commercial Real Estate /
Multifamily Survey of Loan Maturi
Multifamily Survey of
Loan Maturity
Volumes.
Lenders continued to increase the amount of capital available for commercial and
multifamily real estate
loans in the second quarter, even after they originated a record
volume of
loans in 2013, according to MBA's «Mortgage Debt Outstanding» report.
◊ Top Three in Total Originations Among Banks, MBA Commercial Real Estate /
Multifamily Finance Firms Annual Origination
Volumes, 2016 PNC, PNC Bank and Midland
Loan Services are registered marks of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. («PNC»).
A total of $ 267 billion of this year's expected
volume would be comprised of
multifamily loans.
MPF Research regularly provides quick - reference reports on the
multifamily lending environment, including details on
loan volumes and lender market share.
The
volume of life company
loan originations to commercial and
multifamily properties stayed about level from the first half of 2012 to 2013 — that includes a very slow first quarter and a very busy second quarter.
«When we look at
loan volume, government sponsored enterprise [GSE] mortgages have taken on increased importance, with
multifamily and seniors housing becoming more dependent on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as a major source of long - term debt financing,» said Robert G. Kramer, president of NIC.
In 2013, $ 119.5 billion, eight percent of the outstanding balance, of commercial and
multifamily mortgages held by non-bank lenders and investors will mature in 2013, a 21 percent decline from the $ 150.6 billion that matured in 2012, according to MBA's 2012 Commercial Real Estate / Multifamily Survey of Loan Maturi
multifamily mortgages held by non-bank lenders and investors will mature in 2013, a 21 percent decline from the $ 150.6 billion that matured in 2012, according to MBA's 2012 Commercial Real Estate /
Multifamily Survey of Loan Maturi
Multifamily Survey of
Loan Maturity
Volumes.
The third quarter saw a 116 percent year - over-year increase in the dollar
volume of
loans for hotel properties, a 97 percent increase for health care properties, a 20 percent increase for industrial properties, a 15 percent increase for
multifamily properties, an 8 percent increase in office property
loans, and an 8 percent decrease in retail property
loans.