Pricing and structure

Commercial Real Estate Loan Rates Guides

Commercial real estate loan rates reflect the complete risk and structure of a transaction. Property cash flow, leverage, sponsorship, term, amortization, recourse and lender type can materially change pricing for otherwise similar loan requests.

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Use the complete economics—not one term—to compare financing.

Borrowers should compare total economics and certainty of execution rather than treating the interest rate as the only decision. A lower headline rate can be offset by restrictive proceeds, fees, reserves, prepayment terms or a closing process that does not fit the transaction.

For multi-million-dollar commercial real estate requests, a lender must have the capacity, property experience and credit process to deliver the proposed structure. Review proceeds, reserves, future funding, extension and prepayment mechanics alongside pricing.

  • Define the transaction objective and non-negotiable closing date.
  • Build a consistent property, sponsor and sources-and-uses package.
  • Test the base case and downside case before accepting a term sheet.
  • Confirm the lender’s approval authority and source of funds.
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