Pahlisch Commercial has replaced the construction-era bridge debt on its newly built Timberview Apartments and Townhomes outside Portland with permanent, federally backed financing, locking in long-term, fully amortizing terms as the metro's multifamily market moves toward stabilization. Dwight Capital closed a $39 million loan backed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to […]
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