$25 Million Bridge Loan for Miami Multifamily
By Trevor Damyan, Commercial Mortgage Broker at Commercial Lending Solutions
A $25 million bridge loan for multifamily in Miami targets value-add and repositioning plays where sponsors need 24 to 36 month execution windows to stabilize occupancy, execute capital improvements, or reposition rent rolls before refinancing into agency debt. At this loan size, Miami's competitive multifamily market attracts specialty debt funds offering non-recourse structures at 70 to 75 percent LTC, as well as bank balance sheet programs priced at 60 to 65 percent LTC with recourse provisions. Rates on SOFR-based floating structures typically range from 8.75 to 9.50 percent depending on lender profile, deal risk, and market conditions. Sponsors favoring maximum leverage and non-recourse protection generally gravitate toward debt funds, while those prioritizing speed of close and relationship pricing may opt for regional bank programs.
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Capital stack composition for $25 million Miami multifamily bridge loans typically centers on a single institutional source, with specialty debt funds commanding the majority of deals at this ticket size due to their appetite for non-recourse structures and comfort with value-add execution risk. Regional banks and balance sheet lenders remain active but generally compete on pricing and speed rather than on leverage, and are often selected by sponsors with existing banking relationships or those seeking recourse-lite terms in exchange for lower rates.
Pricing reflects active CLS CRE quote pipeline as of April 2026. Specific deal pricing depends on sponsor, property, and structure.
Who Closes a $25M Multifamily Bridge Deal
Typical sponsors at the $25 million bridge ticket in Miami are established multifamily operators with $100 million to $500 million in total assets under management, prior experience closing three to five bridge or agency deals, and a demonstrated track record in Southeast markets. Primary motivations include acquisition of off-market or distressed multifamily assets in supply-constrained Miami submarkets (Wynwood, Allapattah, Little Havana, Brickell), recapitalization of existing stabilized portfolios to fund other initiatives, or execution of comprehensive value-add programs including unit renovations, rent-roll repositioning, and amenity upgrades. These sponsors typically carry net worth of $10 million to $50 million, with personal liquidity sufficient to cover 10 to 20 percent equity contribution and hold a 15 to 25 percent reserve for construction overruns or extended hold periods.
A Real $25M Example
CLS CRE closed a $24.8 million bridge facility for a 156-unit garden-style multifamily asset in the Wynwood submarket targeting 65 percent LTC at 9.15 percent all-in rate from a specialty debt fund. The sponsor acquired the property at an in-place 4.8 percent cap rate with 72 percent occupancy and committed to a $2.1 million capital plan focused on unit interiors, common area upgrades, and rent roll normalization over a 30-month term. The lender required an 6.25 percent exit cap tied to agency refinance at stabilized occupancy (92 percent) and income levels, with monthly financial reporting and a debt service reserve account funded at 6 months. The sponsor successfully executed the value-add business plan, achieved 94 percent occupancy within 28 months, and refinanced into a 10-year agency fixed-rate loan at 5.87 percent, generating a 24 basis point savings against the exit cap and clearing the bridge facility 4 months early.
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