- Financing Commercial Real Estate
Financing sources for commercial real estate include mortgage banking firms, savings and loan institutions, regional banks, insurance companies, and private investors. Commercial real estate financing can take on very different terms, and the way deals are structured is based on a number of factors, including: Anticipated use of the property ......
- Buildings and brokers: a commercial real estate
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Growing a company can be exciting, but it can also be pretty trying. Even handling the infrastructure can bring headaches. If you find yourself saying. "We'll just squeeze Bob in here," when your new hires are about to start, perhaps it's *** to consider a move to roomier headquarters. A ......
- Should You Buy Commercial Property?
To buy or not to buy? That's the hot-button question if you're renting your business location By Mark Henricks, Entrepreneur.com Next time you're writing a check for the rent, ask yourself "Would I be better off owning my business location?" With interest rates at near historic lows, the answer for ......
- Top 10 Commercial Real Estate Loan Mistakes
It is common for businesses to need commercial loans both at the start-up phase and once the business is up and running for equipment, expansion, or special projects. To make the right impression and secure the loan you need, it is important to be aware of some common mistakes. Not ......
- Long Island banks increase their commercial property loans
A bevy of Long Island banks have increased their commercial real estate lending, boosted by good rates, loan and mortgage fees and land price increases. State Bank of Long Island, North Fork Bancorp, Astoria Federal Savings, New York Community Bank, Commerce Bank and State Bank of Long Island all have ......
- Life companies still like real estate: the share of
commercial real estate loan originations by life companies has slipped
in recent years as conduits have come on strong. But life companies
still like...
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES HAVE BECOME LESS DOMINANT originators of commercial real estate debt as the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) market has taken off in the last few years. In fact, it is estimated that as much as 40 percent of commercial real estate loan originations are securitized today. Yet there ......
- Corus inks deal for Chelsea Modern.
Corus Bankshares, Inc. announced that its banking subsidiary, Corus Bank, closed one commercial real estate loan in New York totaling $56.9 million during the month of May 2007. The $56.9 million loan is to finance the construction of Chelsea Modern, a residential high-rise in the Chelsea Neighborhood of Manhattan. When ......