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The Crittenden Report: Real Estate Financing gives you the inside track to important industry happenings, preparing you better for your next big deal. Each issue of Crittenden’s flagship report analyzes changes in the market and what those changes mean for the future of commercial real estate financing. We comprehensively cover significant industry issues and trends, including joint venture equity, mezzanine financing, bridge lending, preferred equity, construction debt and capital stacks.
For more than 45 years, The Crittenden Report has highlighted breaking changes on deal structures, underwriting and lending budgets. We cover all property types, from the bustling multifamily sector to niche classes such as medical offices and manufactured home communities. The Crittenden Report also provides first-hand, detailed information on what the biggest players in the game are looking to do next, putting you a step ahead of your competition. Our editorial staff always obtains numbers for the deals you’re interested in, saving you valuable research time and getting you to doing business faster. |
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The Crittenden Directory of Real Estate Financing puts you in direct contact with today’s biggest commercial real estate players. Regular updates ensure that this directory contains over 600 of the most aggressive direct commercial lenders and buyers, and multiple executive contacts for each listing–This comprehensive contact information includes names, titles, email addresses and phone numbers; everything you need to place a deal.
Each of these listings highlight valuable insight into direct lender and buyers’ underwriting criteria and activity, including loan production totals, loan sizes and types, submission requirements, pricing and fees, and preferred territories and property types. Our searchable directory quickly puts you in touch with lenders and equity sources, divided by property type, region and financing type. The property types covered naturally encompass the big four—Multifamily, Retail, Office and Industrial—but also incorporate more specialized types. |