“… this may well be the best textbook ever written concerning the subject …” Mark Munizzo, Principal, The Equity Network | Adjunct Professor, Roosevelt University Chicago ... read more →
The full Cushman & Wakefield report is available here, and past reports going back to 2007 are available here. To subscribe to this monthly report, email Chris Moyer at Cushman &... read more →
The full Cushman & Wakefield report is available here, and past reports going back to 2007 are available here. To subscribe to this monthly report, email Chris Moyer at Cushman &... read more →
Using senior debt for a real estate transaction is almost always a no-brainer. The question becomes: for how much loan will the property qualify? We discuss this below. Senior... read more →
Let's say you are modeling an acquisition transaction and want to quickly compare how two debt financing alternatives impact cash flows: a senior amortizing loan only a senior amortizing loan... read more →
In some real estate acquisition transactions, the buyer has the legal option -- or is obligated -- to keep the in-place senior mortgage loan on the property. This is known as... read more →
If you've ever asked the question "Where can I find current pricing quotes on equity and debt placements?", we have the answer for you: the Cushman & Wakefield Capital Markets... read more →
CMBS, or commercial/collateralized mortgage-backed securities, is a whole world unto itself in real estate finance that revolves around the bundling and packaging of pools of real estate loans that are... read more →
Mezzanine financing is a sometimes confusing part of the capital structure in a real estate transaction. Part of the reason for this is that the term mezzanine is really a... read more →
Thinking about adding mezzanine debt to your capital stack? Some considerations are listed below: Will the senior lender allow it? How high does putting mezzanine debt in place bring your... read more →
