Walker & Dunlop has successfully secured $130 million in financing to convert a former Veterans Affairs hospital in Denver into a dynamic mixed-use destination. The project, spearheaded by GM Development, highlights the continued institutional appetite for adaptive reuse projects in high-growth urban markets.
Walker & Dunlop has successfully secured $130 million in financing to convert a former Veterans Affairs hospital in Denver into a dynamic mixed-use destination. The project, spearheaded by GM Development, highlights the continued institutional appetite for adaptive reuse projects in high-growth urban markets.
The rapid expansion of non-qualified mortgage products is transforming the residential and commercial real estate landscape by opening doors for self-employed buyers. As the traditional W-2 workforce shrinks, these flexible financing solutions are redefining what constitutes a creditworthy borrower.
Despite mortgage rates climbing to their highest level in over a month, homebuyer demand remained resilient, keeping mortgage application volumes in positive territory. The trend suggests buyers are increasingly adjusting to a prolonged period of elevated borrowing costs.
Billionaire real estate magnate Charles Cohen has defaulted on a $150 million loan tied to Manhattan's iconic Decoration & Design Building, marking the latest financial stumble for his once high-flying commercial empire. The loan failure threatens the stability of a property widely considered the crown jewel of Cohen's commercial portfolio.
A comprehensive look at the national office market heading into 2026 — from tightening availability in gateway cities to the Fed's rate path and REIT performance.