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Private Client Lending
Our Private Client Lending group provides a direct-lending platform that originates, underwrites, closes and funds commercial real estate loans in the $2–$20 million range.
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Focused on providing investors with commercial real estate financing options in amounts ranging from $2 million to $20 million, CBRE Private Client Lending leverages CBRE’s lender network and its best-in-class underwriting and closing capabilities to find solutions for smaller properties not typically served by standard conventional loans. CBRE’s diverse lending sources include agencies, banks, life companies, CMBS and more. Private Client Lending finances all commercial property types, with special expertise in multifamily small balance financing through Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
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