Every Commercial Sub-Class.
Every Specialty Lender.
Office, medical office, retail, net lease, mixed-use, self-storage, hospitality. Life insurance companies, CMBS, specialty debt funds, SBA, regional banks, and the specialty lender ecosystems that close the deals mainstream banks decline.
Financing Every Commercial Sub-Class
Commercial CRE is seven different asset classes with seven different lender ecosystems. The specialty lenders for medical office are not the same as the specialty lenders for hospitality or net lease or self-storage. We know each one.
Office
Class A suburban credit-tenant still fund competitively. Class B CBD struggles. Life companies, CMBS, banks, and debt funds all play selectively.
Medical Office Building (MOB)
Healthcare tenancy is sticky. Life companies with specialty MOB desks, healthcare REITs, CMBS for stabilized. One of the best-performing commercial asset classes.
Retail
Grocery-anchored shopping centers, power centers, neighborhood retail fund well. Traditional malls and big-box without anchors struggle.
Net Lease (NNN)
Single-tenant triple-net. Highly financeable when tenant credit is strong. Life companies, CMBS, specialty NNN debt funds, banks all compete.
Mixed-Use
Residential over retail. Agency possible if residential dominates NOI. Otherwise life company, CMBS, bank, or debt fund depending on mix and stabilization.
Self-Storage
Recession-resilient cash flows, low operating costs. Life companies, CMBS, specialty self-storage REITs and debt funds all compete for quality deals.
Hospitality
Most commercial banks decline hotel financing. Specialty hospitality lenders, SBA 504 for owner-operator limited service, life companies with hospitality desks, CMBS for branded stabilized.
Owner-User Commercial (SBA)
SBA 504 and 7(a) for qualifying owner-operator commercial real estate. Up to 90% LTC, below-market rates, long amortization. The best execution for eligible owner-user deals.
Commercial CRE Financing Playbooks
Long-form guides on every commercial sub-class from a broker who closes these deals.
Office Financing in 2026: What Lenders Still Fund (And Don't)
The office CRE financing reality. Which deals still get funded, which lenders are active, how credit tenant and lease term drive execution.
Read guide →Medical Office Building (MOB) Financing
MOB is the office exception. Healthcare tenancy, specialty lender appetite, and why MOB underwriting is unlike traditional office.
Read guide →Retail Financing in 2026: Grocery-Anchored, Power Centers, Lifestyle
Grocery-anchored shopping centers, power centers, neighborhood retail, and lifestyle centers. Which retail sub-types lenders compete for.
Read guide →Net Lease Financing: Single-Tenant Triple-Net Underwriting
How life companies, CMBS, and specialty lenders underwrite tenant credit, lease term, and rent escalators on single-tenant NNN.
Read guide →Mixed-Use Financing: Residential Over Retail Capital Stacks
Why most banks struggle with mixed-use, which specialty lenders do it well, and how to structure the capital stack.
Read guide →Self-Storage Financing: The Specialty That Lenders Love
Self-storage remains one of the most lender-friendly CRE asset classes. Life companies, CMBS, banks, and specialty self-storage debt funds.
Read guide →Hospitality Financing: Why Most Lenders Decline (And Who Does Close)
Why most commercial banks decline hotel deals, the specialty hospitality lenders who compete for them, and how deal profile drives execution.
Read guide →Commercial Real Estate Financing Trends in 2026
Where capital is flowing and where it's retreating. Hot sectors, cooling sectors, lender behavior, rate environment.
Read guide →Commercial Financing By City
Local capital stack, market notes, and lender commentary for the six top commercial CRE markets.
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