Commercial/Multifamily Briefs, Sept. 11, 2025
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Colliers Acquires GREA Dallas in Expansion of Multifamily Presence
Colliers, Toronto, announced the acquisition of Greystone Sales Group, referred to as GREA Dallas.
Details of the transaction were not disclosed.
“Dallas continues to be one of the most dynamic multifamily markets in the country,” said Gil Borok, president and CEO, U.S. & LATAM at Colliers. “Its strong economic fundamentals, population growth and investment activity make it a key focus of our national multifamily capital markets strategy. The GREA Dallas team brings deep expertise and a proven track record, and allows us to further elevate our presence nationally and deliver best-in-class service.”
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Nomura Launches U.S. Commercial Real Estate Platform
Nomura, New York, launched a U.S. Commercial Real Estate platform, an expansion of is Securitized Products and Private Credit franchise.
The firm has appointed Larry Kravetz as head of U.S. CRE and Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities and Frank Gilhool as the head of U.S. CRE Warehouse Financing. Both joined from Barclays.
Alongside the appointments of Kravetz and Gilhool, Nomura has also hired Andy DiPietro, Mike Fedorochko, Luke Power, Adam Scotto, and Pete Taylor to the U.S. CRE platform. Combined, they bring expertise across origination, financing, structuring, syndication and distribution of commercial real estate assets.
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WFG National Title Insurance Co. Added to Fannie Mae Multifamily List
WFG National Title Insurance Co., Portland, Ore., announced its inclusion on the Fannie Mae Multifamily Approved Title Insurers List.
This inclusion will streamline execution for Fannie Mae-financed multifamily transactions, by reducing closing and servicing friction, demonstrating compliance with Fannie Mae’s insurer quality and coverage standards and helping ensure loans can be delivered and securitized without delays or exceptions.
WFT also offers robust escrow capabilities, including the ability to perform funding functions on behalf of its agents, as now required for Fannie Mae-financed multifamily transactions.
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