Greysteel is excited to announce that Ari Firoozabadi has been recognized in the Washington Business Journal's 40 Under 40.
Greysteel has opened its first Colorado office in Denver to accommodate the firm's continuing growth across the country. Read on to learn about our founding team!
What bank tightening in the construction financing market means for developers.
Over the last few years, the flow of commercial construction loans has slowed as bank lenders – traditionally the primary source of construction capital – have taken a step back to comply with recent regulations and protect against a potentially overheated market.
Michael Stimler joined Greysteel in April 2017 as Senior Investment Associate and founding member of the New York Investment Sales division. Michael is focused on arranging sales and financing for private client, middle market, and institutional multifamily properties throughout Greater New York City. Interested in learning more about Michael? Read on!
The need for affordable housing has never been higher, yet the looming threat of tax reform could mean a drop in the production of housing credit developments.
On February 22, Greysteel Senior Director Doug Banerjee addressed 200 commercial real estate professionals at the Connect Dallas 2017 event held by Connect Media. Watch the video recap here.
Often described as "a city within a city", Koreatown is quintessential Los Angeles, a sprawling melting pot full of hidden delights.
Greysteel's Debt & Structured Finance team in the Dallas-Fort Worth office will begin regularly hosting Q&A sessions about commercial real estate financing (as well as related questions) on Facebook Live. Interactive. Unscripted. Uncut.
One of Baltimore's hippest and culturally vibrant neighborhoods, Mount Vernon attracts students and young professionals drawn to its eclectic mix of boutique shops, gourmet restaurants, trendy bars and nightlife.
This year at NMHC’s 2017 Annual Meeting, there was a mixture of optimism and caution with respect to the outlook for our industry. The biggest economic concern was the looming threat of another recession, but many panelists and researchers have pushed that possibility to the side in favor of economic growth. Inflation is not increasing by double digits and interest rates are still historically low.