A private investor just locked in seven-year, fixed-rate debt on a fully stabilized Portland-suburb shopping center at a moment when insurance-company lenders are competing hardest for exactly this kind of asset, underscoring how much life company capital has come to dominate financing for grocery- and big-box-anchored retail. Gantry has secured a $13.65 million permanent loan […]
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