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Caroline Vega is the editor of Commercial Lending News and a New Orleans based writer covering commercial real estate finance, lenders, and the market forces shaping deal flow. She brings a background in digital strategy and finance to reporting that is clear, practical, and grounded in what actually moves capital.

Lower Interest Rates and the Industrial Real Estate Advantage

January 12, 2026

Cheaper Capital, Bigger Moves The Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate cut has immediate implications for commercial real estate financing. With borrowing costs easing, industrial property owners and investors are in a stronger position to refinance [...]
$520,659 For Family, Small Business Loans: St. Helens credit union to share funding

October 4, 2022

Three Oregon credit unions, including InRoads in St. Helens, will receive a total of $520,659 in federal dollars to support small loans to families and businesses. The funding is coming from the U.S. Department [...]
Dayton to invest $7M in ‘first floor’ small businesses

October 4, 2022

DAYTON, Ohio — The City of Dayton is using $7 million in pandemic recovery funds to help entrepreneurs start or expand restaurants, salons and other street-level small businesses in neighborhood commercial areas. What You [...]
First Bank expands commercial lending capabilities (updated)

October 4, 2022

First Bank is offering new options for commercial lending, the community bank announced Sept. 28, with the addition of servicing for private equity funds. The Hamilton-based institution said it offers capital call lines of [...]
FoA plans to sell retail division to Guaranteed Rate, close wholesale channel: sources

October 4, 2022

Amid the most challenging mortgage market in decades, multichannel lender Finance of America (FoA) plans to sell its retail mortgage division and shut down its forward wholesale channel, multiple sources told HousingWire. According to [...]

Will the Fed’s Rate Cuts Save Commercial Real Estate?

October 6, 2024

Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve’s rate-cutting cycle, begun earlier this month, is expected to alleviate some of the pressure on commercial real estate borrowers and their lenders. The post-pandemic shift in work habits has put [...]
Regions keeps costs in check as loan growth proves elusive

January 18, 2025

Regions Financial said it could grow its overall loans by 1% this year. Gary Tramontina Regions Financial in Birmingham, Alabama, said that commercial lending should rise in the year ahead, while consumers and property owners [...]
Bob Knakal Marks 40 Years of Excellence in NYC Commercial Real Estate

July 26, 2024

Bob Knakal celebrates 40 years in NYC commercial real estate, having brokered 2,339 property sales totaling over $22 billion. Commercial Lending News features an exclusive interview discussing his career achievements, innovative approaches, and future outlook. [...]
Opportunities in a downturn: Capital raising and getting the “right” M&A deal done | White & Case LLP

October 7, 2022

Participants in the mining & metals supply chain will see many challenges—but also opportunities—in playing both offense and defense in an economic downturn. Despite the heady profits reported by many in 2021 and the [...]
Groves Capital: Revolutionizing Commercial Lending Nationwide and Worldwide

October 30, 2023

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / October 30, 2023 / In a bold move that promises to reshape the commercial lending landscape, Groves Capital is spearheading a revolutionary transformation of the industry. With a sharp [...]