Commercial Multi-Family Interest Rates Still Hover Around 5%…
Steven Wiltshire of Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation gave us this great information:
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Multi-Family Loan Programs > $3 Million
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Fixed Rate
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Agency Lenders
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Term
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LTV
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Interest Rates
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5 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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4.55% to 5.41%
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7 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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5.15% to 6.01%
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10 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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5.58% to 6.44%
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15 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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Portfolio Lenders*
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LTV
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Interest Rates
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55 to 75%
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6.50% to 6.75%
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55 to 75%
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6.75% to 7.25%
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55 to 75%
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6.90% to 8.00%
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55 to 75%
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*Rates based on fixed rate Act/360 |
Multi-Family Loan Programs < $3 Million
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Fixed Rate
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Agency Lenders
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Term
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LTV
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Interest Rates
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3 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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4.51% to 4.96%
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5 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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5.03% to 5.45%
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7 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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5.52% to 5.95%
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10 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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5.87% to 6.29%
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15 Yr.
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55 to 80%
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Portfolio Lenders*
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LTV
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Interest Rates
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55 to 75%
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6.00% to 6.38%
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55 to 75%
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6.50% to 6.75%
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55 to 75%
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6.75% to 7.25%
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55 to 75%
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6.90% to 8.00%
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55 to 75%
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*Rates based on fixed rate Act/360 |
Commercial Loan Programs
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Fixed Rate
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Portfolio Lenders*
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Term
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LTV
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Interest Rates
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5 Yr.
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55-75%
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6.75% to 6.90%
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7 Yr.
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55-75%
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6.90% to 7.38%
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10 Yr.
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55-75%
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7.25% to 8.63%
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15 Yr.
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55-75%
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Bridge Floating
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LTV
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Spread Over Libor
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Stabilized
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65%
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225 to 300
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Re-Position
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80%
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275 to 350
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Index Rate as of 2-19-10
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3-Year Swap
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1.85%
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5-Year Treasury
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2.45%
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5-Year Swap
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2.79%
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7-Year Treasury
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3.22%
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7-Year Swap
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3.38%
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10-Year Treasury
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3.77%
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10-Year Swap
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3.88%
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30-Day Libor
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0.23%
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Prime
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3.25%
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90-Day Libor
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0.25%
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(*Portfolio Lenders include Banks, Life Insurance Companies and Credit Unions) |
| Economic Commentary |
| 2-19-10 Treasury prices declined last week, pushing yields upward, as investors reacted to an increase in the Fed discount rate. The Fed Board sent its most explicit signal yet that the emergency supply of liquidity to financial markets is finished – and will eventually reverse – by raising the discount rate from 0.50% to 0.75% last week. Fed officials indicated that the move was meant to encourage banks to borrow from the private market instead of the Fed, and was not a signal of tightening.
The Fed closed four emergency lending facilities this month and are preparing to reverse or neutralize the more than $1 trillion in excess bank reserves they have pumped into the banking system. The Fed portrayed the decision as a “normalization” of lending that would have no impact on monetary policy, repeating that its benchmark federal funds rate, which is now 50 bps lower than the discount rate, would stay low for an “extended period.”
As would be expected, borrowing rates rose in step with increasing yields, which climbed 11–14 bps. Yields on 3-, 5-, 7- and 10-year notes closed the week at 1.51%, 2.47%, 3.25% and 3.80%, respectively. |
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| Terms, rates and conditions subject to change. |
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