Centerline Capital Group

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Freddie Mac Gets Aggressive on Affordable Deals

Developers and those looking to hit the sweet spot to strike an agency deal are seizing the day with acquisition opportunities. More

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The Mortgage the Merrier

Is there enough firepower, and discipline, in the private sector to fill in the blanks if and when the GSEs are a memory? More

Tax-exempt Bonds, 4 Percent LIHTCs Show Signs of Life

The 4 percent low-income housing tax credit market is often overshadowed by the more dynamic market for 9 percent LIHTCs. But as prices for 9 percent LIHTCs continue to climb, and yields continue to drop, more investors are considering 4 percent LIHTCs as a viable alternative. More

Tax-exempt Bonds, 4 Percent LIHTCs Show Signs of Life

The 4 percent low-income housing tax credit market is often overshadowed by the more dynamic market for 9 percent LIHTCs. But as prices for 9 percent LIHTCs continue to climb, and yields continue to drop, more investors are considering 4 percent LIHTCs as a viable alternative. More

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Rise in Treasuries Threatens Deals

As the 10-year Treasury has risen over the month of March, deals that once looked... More

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Capital Streams Grow for Rehab

Just two years ago, it was hard to find money if you wanted to buy and rehab an... More

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CMBS Heats Up, But is it Back to Stay?

Pricing for CMBS loans has fallen dramatically and a growing number of conduits... More

Small-Loan Market Heats Up

Fannie Mae saw some stiff competition from the banking sector last year for loans of $5 million or less, and that dynamic should only grow this year. More

Alternative Capital Steps Up to Fill the Gaps

Bridge, equity, and mezzanine capital have grown more available this year, a trend which should only continue in 2012. More

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Fannie Outpacing Freddie on Affordable Housing Preservation

Affordable housing borrowers looking for permanent loans are finding more success using Fannie Mae's MBS than Freddie Mac's CME. More

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