CPN 2008 GreenBook - (Page 20) Finance Firms One of the world’s largest commercial real estate services firms, parent company CB Richard Ellis Inc. has committed to changing the way buildings operate, working to decrease energy consumption and increase environmental sustainability. Freddie Mac products; large CMBS transactions; and other proprietary products. Recent noteworthy transactions include a $148 million Fannie Mae credit facility for Archstone that closed in March 2008 and a $120 million fixed-to-floating-rate financing via Freddie Mac in January 2008. Corus Bank N.A. Chicago-based Corus Bank N.A. originates commercialconstruction loans across the country. Its loan portfolio, including unfunded commitments, totals $7.6 billion. The bank plans to lend in all major continental U.S. metropolitan areas and Hawaii, providing financing for condominium, apartment, office and hotel projects. In 2007, it originated more than $2 billion in new loans. A unique aspect is its willingness to hold ROBERT GLICKMAN large loans, valued as high as $165 milPresident & CEO Corus Bank N.A. lion, without participants, which it views as an advantage over lenders that syndicate large loans. Enterprise Community Investment Inc. “We Enterprise Community Investment Inc. provides development capital and expertise to construct affordable homes and rebuild communities. It leverages low-incomehousing, new-market and historicrehabilitation tax credits; short- and long-term debt; and development services to capitalize projects. Enterprise has privately raised more than $9 billion to finance over 240,000 affordable JEFFREY DONAHUE President & CEO rental and for-sale homes for low- Enterprise Community Investment Inc. income U.S. residents. It invests in communities at a rate of $1 billion a year. recognize that the building sector is one of the The company’s Green Communities program has provided more than $570 million in financing, equity largest contributors to greenhouse-gas emissions, with and grants to developers to build more than 11,000 commercial buildings producing between 30 and 40 green and affordable rental and for-sale homes. percent of these emissions annually. GE Real Estate is in a position to reduce those .” GE Real Estate GE Real Estate offers a range of capital and —Ron Pressman, GE Real Estate investment solutions, including equity capital for acquisition or development and fixed- and floatingCWCapital L.L.C. CWCapital L.L.C. originated $1 billion in multi-family rate mortgages for acquisitions or loans and $3 billion in both commercial and multi-family loans recapitalizations of commercial real in 2007. It services more than $9 billion in estate. The entity closed $39 billion loans across 47 states and, through worth of transactions in 2007, owns CWCapital Investments and CWCapital more than $79 billion worth of assets Asset Management, controls special serv- and operates in 32 countries. In March RON PRESSMAN President & CEO icing and subordinate CMBS on $180 bil- 2008, it launched a global investment GE Real Estate lion in loans. CWCapital’s investment management division to leverage its management business manages $10 billion equity investing expertise for global investors. In November 2007, GE Real Estate, one of the world’s worth of assets. Last year, it expanded its Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lending plat- largest commercial property owners, announced green poliMICHAEL BERMAN form, yielding unprecedented growth in its cies to reduce carbon emissions in its portfolio. President CWCapital L.L.C. agency multi-family production levels. It Green Park Financial launched fixed- and floating-rate balance-sheet lending proGreen Park Financial, one of the grams in December and is considering other new initiatives. largest dedicated multi-family lenders in the nation, approves, commits, closDeutsche Bank Global es, funds and services loans as a Fannie Commercial Real Estate Group Mae Delegated Underwriting and SerDeutsche Bank’s global commercial vicing lender. It specializes in large, real estate group originated $57 billion complex transactions, including pools, in total real estate loans and led- or co- revolving credit facilities and bulk managed $40 billion worth of CMBS delivery of existing loans. Green Park TED loans in 2007. It closed more than Healthcare Finance, its dedicated Senior VicePATCH & President $3 billion worth of multi-family trans- healthcare lending group, offers fixed Chief Production Officer Green Park Financial actions during the first quarter of 2008 or floating rates and balloon or fully amortizing loans for and commands a broad set of products seniors housing properties. It also makes bond-credit and advisory capabilities, including enhancements available for non-profit institutions and for JON VACCARO Global Head bridge loans; conduits; Fannie Mae, owners of affordable seniors housing facilities. Deutsche Bank Commercial Federal Housing Administration and Real Estate Group Commercial Property News The 2008 Multi-Family Greenbook 20
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