As COVID-19 has brought on unprecedented market disruptions, we believe it is vital to keep our clients informed concerning the major lending sources in the market. The following lists each of the major segment …
The MBA held a webinar yesterday that included a variety of lenders on a panel talking about real-time impacts of the Coronavirus on our business. They had good representation for each segment of CRE finance (G …
Last week the yield on the 10-year treasury, a general benchmark for 10 year fixed loans, went below 1.36%, for the first time ever. Click to read more about the lowest 10-year treasury rate in history:
Our team attended the 2020 CREF MBA in San Diego this past week and sat down with lenders to discuss the upcoming year and details of their programs. Click to read about the top takeaways we had:
Jim Mulvihill joined PSRS in 1990 and currently holds the title of Principal. He attended San Diego State University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. Continue reading below …
Tenancy in common (TIC) is an arrangement where two or more investors share ownership rights in a property or parcel of land. Different investors can own different percentages of the property and have the right …
Our LA office sat down with Bradley Ross, Vice President at Madison Realty Capital, and Justin Thompson, Managing Partner at Nixon Peabody, to discuss the construction lending market and obstacles that may hold …
PSRS recently sat down with Peter Payleitner, Senior Investment Officer at CUNA Mutual, to ask him a few questions about the current market and where he sees interest rates going over the next couple of years. …
We sat down last week with a select number of our lenders at our PSRS Annual Lender Golf Tournament in Orange County to discuss the current and future state of the market and share insights into their current r …
Dan Phelan joined PSRS in 1973 and currently holds the title of President and CEO. Dan attended Creighton University for his undergraduate studies, where he attained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. He has spe …
The U.S. Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 2% – 2.5%, signaling the first downward adjustment of interest rates since the 2008 financial crisis. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Po …
David Hamilton is a Principal in PSRS’ San Diego office and joined PSRS in 2013 after attending the University of San Diego for his undergraduate studies, where he received his Bachelor of Finance degree and gr …
An interest rate swap is a contract in which two parties are trading a fixed-rate and variable-interest rate. Essentially, this contract converts a variable-rate loan into a fixed-rate loan. Click to read more:
PSRS recently spoke with Jared Schlosser, Loan Officer at Voya Financial, and asked him a few questions about his thoughts on interest rates and the market in the next couple of years. He also spoke about were …
Seth joined PSRS in 2009 and became a Principal in the Santa Barbara office in June 2017. Seth attended Wake Forest University for his undergraduate studies, where he received a Bachelor of Art in Spanish. Prio …
The return on an investment in U.S. government debt obligation, such as a bill, note or bond is referred as to as the Treasury Yield. Essentially, it can be thought of as the interest rate the government pays t …
