Stabilized institutional Massachusetts industrial typically clears very competitive pricing across CMBS, life companies, and national bank pools. Last-mile near the dense Boston population center attracts particularly aggressive bidding. Sponsors should run a wide competitive process: the institutional lender pool is deep on this asset class and small spread differentials translate to meaningful all-in cost over a 10-year hold.
Active capital sources
- Life Companies
- National Banks
- CMBS
- New England Regional Banks
Loan programs we place
- Last-Mile Perm Debt
- Bulk Distribution Refinance
- Portfolio Financing
- Acquisition Capital
Frequently asked questions
What LTV is available for Boston industrial?
Stabilized institutional industrial typically clears 65% to 75% LTV through CMBS, life companies, and national banks.
Do you cover Worcester and I-495?
Yes. Worcester and the I-495 belt are the primary growth corridors and draw active lender competition.
Are spreads tighter than national averages?
Yes, supply-constrained Massachusetts industrial typically clears among the tightest spreads in the national industrial market.