MBA Chart of the Week: Top 10 Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Originators in 2017

According to a recently released set of commercial/multifamily real estate finance league tables prepared by the Mortgage Bankers Association, HFF; Wells Fargo; PNC Real Estate; Eastdil Secured; JPMorgan Chase & Co.; CBRE Capital Markets Inc.; Key Bank; Capital One Financial Corp.; Meridian Capital Group; and Walker & Dunlop were the top commercial and multifamily mortgage originators in 2017.

MBA Chart of the Week: Top 10 Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Originators in 2017

According to a recently released set of commercial/multifamily real estate finance league tables prepared by the Mortgage Bankers Association, HFF; Wells Fargo; PNC Real Estate; Eastdil Secured; JPMorgan Chase & Co.; CBRE Capital Markets Inc.; Key Bank; Capital One Financial Corp.; Meridian Capital Group; and Walker & Dunlop were the top commercial and multifamily mortgage originators in 2017.

MBA Chart of the Week: Top 10 Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Originators in 2017

According to a recently released set of commercial/multifamily real estate finance league tables prepared by the Mortgage Bankers Association, HFF; Wells Fargo; PNC Real Estate; Eastdil Secured; JPMorgan Chase & Co.; CBRE Capital Markets Inc.; Key Bank; Capital One Financial Corp.; Meridian Capital Group; and Walker & Dunlop were the top commercial and multifamily mortgage originators in 2017.

CRE Property Values Rise, But Absorption, Volume Slow

Commercial real estate assets prices rose slightly in February. But analysts said moderating space absorption and slowing transaction volume indicate the commercial real estate cycle is maturing.

Apartment Vacancy Rate Climbs As Net Absorption Falls

The apartment vacancy rate climbed 0.1 percent to 4.7 percent in the first quarter while net absorption and new completions fell to the lowest quarterly levels in three years, reported Reis, New York.

Is There an Office Construction ‘Tsunami’?

In past real estate cycles, developers have overbuilt just as the economy slowed down, leading to a glut of space. But Cushman & Wakefield Principal Economist Ken McCarthy predicts history will not repeat itself this time.