borrowers

The financing was originated on behalf of Encinitas, California-based manager, Robert Green Company.

The firm's global co-head of real estate says having $30bn of equity to deploy, at a time when debt is harder to get, is a ‘valuable asset.’

Atop its standard strategy, the firm is looking to potentially invest in the rescue capital space later this year. 

Bridging short-term cash shortages, this option can help borrowers buy time.

Amid last year’s volatility, the firm took a step back from investing and lending. 

SVP and head of RE strategy Richard Hillsays CMBS market could play a role in ameliorating potential problems.  

Freddie Mac has continually expanded its multifamily lending presence over the past decade and has its sights set on more broad and innovative measures to keep momentum rolling through present market volatility.

The firm is moving ahead despite volatility in the global financial markets. 

The firm is watching central bank activity across markets closely as well as recession indicators.   

Lending and investment sales continue to be stymied by global economic volatility and the uncertain rate environment.