Mixed-Use
Capital for integrated communities.
Mixed-use developments require capital providers who can underwrite three or four product types simultaneously. We structure senior debt, mezzanine, and joint venture equity to match the component economics of each business plan.
Market Commentary
Where the capital sits.
United States
US mixed-use financing requires lenders willing to underwrite each component independently: multifamily on one basis, retail on another, office or hotel on a third. Construction capital typically comes from debt funds at 60 to 70 percent LTC non-recourse. Stabilized mixed-use assets with residential majority finance through life companies and agency on the residential share. Joint venture equity is more selective than at peak but still available through programmatic family offices and institutional LPs for quality sponsors.
United Kingdom
UK mixed-use development, particularly residential-led schemes in central London and regional cities, attracts specialist development finance from clearing banks and debt funds. Institutional forward-funding remains a route for scaled BTR and PBSA-anchored mixed-use programs.
Capital Sources
Active lenders for mixed-use.
The lenders who are actually transacting today, by capital type and typical profile.
Debt funds
Non-recourse construction and transitional capital for mixed-use development, with milestone-based draw structures.
Life insurance companies
Stabilized mixed-use with residential majority, typically at 55 to 65 percent LTV fixed.
Banks
Relationship-driven senior construction and mini-perm with structured recourse.
JV equity partners
Programmatic family office and institutional LP capital for ground-up mixed-use development.
Execution
What we place.
Sector-specific execution across the full capital stack, structured around the business plan rather than a template.
Integrated construction capital for multi-product developments
Joint venture equity for ground-up mixed-use
Component-level financing for stabilized residential-led assets
Forward-funding structures for UK BTR and PBSA-anchored schemes
Execution
How we finance mixed-use.
Integrated construction capital for multi-product developments
Joint venture equity for ground-up mixed-use
Component-level financing for stabilized residential-led assets
Forward-funding structures for UK BTR and PBSA-anchored schemes
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