George Tsividakis

The $1.8 Trillion Commercial Loan Maturity Wall — Opportunity or Problem?

The $1.8 Trillion Commercial Loan Maturity Wall — Opportunity or Problem?

Over the next few years, the commercial real estate market will face one of its biggest challenges in decades. Roughly $1.8 trillion in commercial real estate loans are scheduled to mature, and many of those loans were originated when interest rates were significantly lower. Today the landscape looks very different. Higher rates, tighter bank underwriting, The $1.8 Trillion Commercial Loan Maturity Wall — Opportunity or Problem?

Owning Your Building: When SBA Loans and Bridge Financing Make Sense

Owning Your Building When SBA Loans and Bridge Financing Make Sense

Many business owners lease their space for years without realizing they could actually own the building instead. And in many cases, the monthly payment to own can be comparable to — or even less than — the rent they’re currently paying. The challenge is that buying commercial real estate doesn’t always fit neatly into traditional Owning Your Building: When SBA Loans and Bridge Financing Make Sense

The 10-Year Treasury Is Rising — What That Means for Investors Refinancing Soon

The 10-Year Treasury Is Rising — What That Means for Investors Refinancing Soon

This week the 10-year Treasury yield moved higher, driven by global uncertainty and market reactions to geopolitical tensions. For real estate investors, that matters more than headlines. Because mortgage rates — especially investor loans like DSCR — tend to move with the 10-year Treasury. When the 10-year rises, borrowing costs usually follow. Why the 10-Year The 10-Year Treasury Is Rising — What That Means for Investors Refinancing Soon