Mixed-Use Financing
Mixed-Use Financing in Racine, WI
Racine is a Lake Michigan industrial market with SC Johnson's global headquarters anchoring a manufacturing base spanning automotive, consumer products, and metalworking. Industrial assets offer stable occupancy from established manufacturers with above-average yields.
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Financing for Racine Mixed-Use Properties
CLS CRE provides comprehensive financing for mixed-use properties in the Racine market. Whether you're acquiring, refinancing, or developing mixed-use assets, our 1,000+ lender relationships ensure you get the most competitive terms available.
Mixed-Use Subtypes We Finance
- Retail + Residential
- Office + Residential
- Live-Work Spaces
- Transit-Oriented Development
- Land & Development Sites
- Adaptive Reuse & Conversion
- Ground-Floor Commercial + Apartments
- Mixed-Use Portfolios
Financing Options
- Bank Permanent Loans
- Bridge Loans
- Construction Loans
- CMBS
- Agency (If 80%+ Residential)
- Mezzanine & Preferred Equity
Track Record
Mixed-Use Deals Near Racine
Selected mixed-use transactions in and around the Racine market.
Bridge
$48,000,000
Mixed-Use
New York, NY
Bridge financing for a mixed-use repositioning in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood, converting a former industrial building into 65 residential units with ground-floor retail along the Bedford Avenue commercial strip.
Construction
$34,000,000
Mixed-Use
Denver, CO
Ground-up construction financing for a five-story mixed-use development in Denver’s LoHi neighborhood, combining 85 residential units with 12,000 square feet of ground-floor retail along a high-traffic transit corridor.
Permanent
$29,000,000
Mixed-Use
Washington, DC
Permanent financing for a transit-oriented mixed-use development near the Columbia Heights Metro station, combining 100 residential units with 20,000 square feet of neighborhood retail in one of DC’s most diverse and densely populated corridors.
Financing in Racine
Explore loan programs available for Racine commercial properties.
Permanent Loans
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Construction Loans
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Bridge Loans
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SBA Loans
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Mezzanine & Preferred Equity
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Specialty Financing
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Agency Loans
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HUD/FHA Multifamily Loans
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CMBS Loans
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Net Lease Financing
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Life Company Loans
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DSCR Loans
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Hard Money Loans
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Portfolio Loans
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Fix and Flip Loans
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Stated Income Loans
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FAQ
Mixed-Use Financing in Racine FAQ
mixed-use properties in Racine can access financing from banks, life insurance companies, CMBS lenders, debt funds, and agency programs (for multifamily). Rates and terms depend on the specific property, tenancy, and borrower profile. CLS CRE provides customized options for the Racine market.
Current mixed-use loan rates in Racine range based on the financing type: permanent loans from 5.34% to 8.25%, bridge loans from 6.79% to 13.04%, and construction loans from 6.79% to 13.04%. Contact CLS CRE for rate quotes specific to your property.
The mixed-use market in the Racine area benefits from Racine is a Lake Michigan industrial market with SC Johnson's global headquarters anchoring a manufacturing base spannin.... Contact CLS CRE for a detailed market assessment and financing options for your Racine mixed-use property.
Non-recourse financing is available for qualifying mixed-use properties in Racine from life insurance companies, CMBS conduits, and select debt funds. Requirements include sufficient property value, strong cash flow, and experienced borrower sponsorship.
Commercial loans for mixed-use properties in Racine typically start at $1,000,000 for bank financing and $1,000,000 for agency programs. SBA loans start at $1,000,000 for qualifying owner-occupied properties. Contact CLS CRE for options specific to your deal size.
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