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Slatt Capital secures financing on all major commercial property types Nationwide. Our correspondent relationships feature a variety of insurance companies, banks, credit unions, CMBS, and agency lenders providing us access to a wide breadth of financing offerings. Combined with the deep relationships we have built with open-market lenders throughout our history, Slatt Capital has the ability to aid our clients in securing capital that best suits their current needs. Explore additional fundings we have secured for our clients by property type.
By Matt Mueller, Vice President In a world where commercial real estate (CRE) deals grow more complex by the day, success is increasingly won or lost in the details. The heartbeat of CRE mortgage banking is data—nuanced, timely, and expertly interpreted. For both borrowers and lenders, understanding the data side of the business isn’t just a competitive edge—it’s the foundation for creating win-win transactions. The Data-Driven Evolution of CRE Mortgage Banking Gone are the days when handshake deals and gut…
By Maura Hudson, Chief Marketing Officer The Slatt Capital Lender Sentiment Survey is a study designed to gauge lender perspectives on key market trends and expectations within commercial real estate finance. Sent to a wide spectrum of lender types, the survey collects and analyzes responses to inform stakeholders about evolving market dynamics. Our most recent comparison of findings between February 2025 and September 2025, represents a pulse check of attitudes between the beginning of the current administration and the current…
by Cody Charfauros, Principal and Managing Director The last 60 days have seen permanent loan spreads across banks, life companies, and CMBS lenders stabilize near record lows with little additional compression, while U.S. Treasury–indexed interest rates have fallen in lockstep with the market’s expectations for interest-rate cuts by the FOMC. Industrial and multifamily spreads lead the pack, with retail assets close behind. We expect spreads to move higher for some lenders as they hit their year-end allocations. As confirmed by yesterday’s 25 bps cut—and with the hope that at least another 50…