After two years of rate volatility, the multifamily debt market is settling into a new normal. We break down where agency debt, bridge lending, and HUD are pricing today — and what the national rate environment means for deals on the Wasatch Front.
Read the Full AnalysisA practical comparison of execution timelines, prepayment structures, and underwriting criteria across the two GSEs for Utah multifamily sponsors.
The 221(d)(4) program remains one of the most powerful tools for affordable and market-rate construction. We walk through the timeline, requirements, and recent execution experience.
Not every value-add deal warrants agency financing out of the gate. We outline the scenarios where short-term floating debt still pencils — and how to structure an exit.
After a volatile 2025, SOFR has stabilized but remains elevated relative to historical norms. We assess the implications for bridge loan sponsors and when to consider locking into fixed-rate agency debt.
New supply delivered in 2024-25 is finally being absorbed across SLC and its suburbs. We look at how submarket performance is influencing lender appetite and underwriting standards.
The right introduction can make or break a development deal. We share how we facilitate connections between Utah developers and equity groups — and what both sides should know going in.