Real Estate Finance

Designing Creative Real Estate Financing Structures to Ensure the Best Outcome

As a borrower or lender, you need sophisticated and strategic counsel representing your interests in real estate investments. Mintz’s integrated real estate debt team counsels clients in connection with traditional and nontraditional financing for the real estate industry.

Company Invests Over $14 Billion in Real Estate Transactions

Mintz represents a private real estate investment management company with offices in major US cities and international locations. Mintz advised the company, which has invested more than $14 billion in real estate deals, in its acquisition of a multifamily apartment complex in Revere, Massachusetts.

Closed Significant Portfolio Loan for Colony Capital, Inc.

Mintz represented an affiliate of Colony Capital, Inc. and a joint venture partner in a financing for a multistate portfolio of properties. Mintz attorneys assisted Colony Capital, which was the borrower, with loan document negotiation and legal opinions.

Closing a Time-Sensitive Real Estate Transaction

Mintz closed a joint venture agreement and acquisition of a pre-permitted, mixed-use retail and residential development in Boston within a seven-day deadline. Mintz Real Estate, Corporate, Litigation, and Environmental attorneys worked on the deal.

Our Approach

Our team provides cost-effective and strategic counsel on complex real estate finance transactions. Mintz has deep experience representing clients across the United States. We understand the key considerations of these deals and think outside the box to get them done. We also represent borrowers in all aspects of financing transactions.

Areas of Focus

Real estate acquisition and permanent lending
Subordinated debt and mezzanine lending
Loan syndications/securitization
Construction loans
Government-assisted financing
Leasehold mortgage financing
Multistate loan transactions
Bridge financing
Fannie Mae multifamily loan programs and Freddie Mac multifamily mortgage programs
Bankruptcy, workouts, and foreclosure proceedings
Tax-exempt and taxable credit-enhanced bond financings