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LENDERS GROW KEEN ON SMALLER RETAIL ACQUISITIONS
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Expect lenders in the retail niche to write more loans, if not because they have bigger budgets, but because they’re seeing a small surge of acquisition deals on which they’re willing to place debt. Who says there’s no transaction activity in this sector?
With the market turning, lenders such as Lender, Lender and Lender are seeing — and doing — more loans for acquisition of smaller retail. Meanwhile, Lender also looks to do some loans toward acquisitions, although refis have made up most of its loans. Its deals this year will likely be a continuation of 2009, when interest in loans in the $1M to $10M range seemed to peak, and most loans refinanced existing mortgages.
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