Subscribe
Home Finance Dwight Capital Lands $39MM HUD Loan to Refinance Pahlisch’s 174-Unit Timberview Community in Oregon City
FinanceIndustry NewsPortlandResidential

Dwight Capital Lands $39MM HUD Loan to Refinance Pahlisch’s 174-Unit Timberview Community in Oregon City

June 26, 20263 Mins read804
Share
Apartment buildings
Photo by Mohamed Nohassi For Unsplash+
Share

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 […]

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share
homem ownership graphic Previous post KB Home Leans on Built to Order as Puget Sound Inventory Swells and Buyers Gain Leverage

2026 Pacific Northwest CRE Rising Stars

PNW CRE Rising Stars

Featured Posts

cars-life-blog-8tuTstaG0SQ-unsplash-Wework

WeWork Report Finds 9.9% Footprint Growth as Seattle and Portland Coworking Markets Expand

ByNovember 7, 2026


Recent Posts

Grocery store shelves

MAJ Development’s 17,000 SQFT Royle Ridge Station Grocery Box in Ridgefield Holds a Quarter of Portland’s Shrunken Retail Pipeline

ByNovember 8, 2026
christopher-burns-8KfCR12oeUM-unsplash-construction

Discovery Ridge’s 16,000 SQFT Phase 3 at 448 S Royle Rd Rounds Out Ridgefield’s Hold on Portland’s Retail Pipeline

November 8, 2026
seattle skyline

Stoel Rives Trades One Union for Tower 1201 and F5 Gives Back 77,000 SQFT as Downtown Seattle’s Move-Outs Turn Into Musical Chairs

November 7, 2026
cars-life-blog-8tuTstaG0SQ-unsplash-Wework

WeWork Report Finds 9.9% Footprint Growth as Seattle and Portland Coworking Markets Expand

November 7, 2026
cihat-hidir-Ys8G9cQViac-unsplash-medical office

The Oregon Clinic and Columbia Nutritional Buy Their Own Buildings as Portland Office and Industrial Rents Fall

November 7, 2026
Related Articles
Grocery store shelves
AECIndustry NewsPortlandRetail

MAJ Development’s 17,000 SQFT Royle Ridge Station Grocery Box in Ridgefield Holds a Quarter of Portland’s Shrunken Retail Pipeline

The 16,902-square-foot project at Pioneer Street and North Royle Road, which local...

ByNovember 8, 2026
christopher-burns-8KfCR12oeUM-unsplash-construction
AECIndustry NewsPortlandRetail

Discovery Ridge’s 16,000 SQFT Phase 3 at 448 S Royle Rd Rounds Out Ridgefield’s Hold on Portland’s Retail Pipeline

The 16,000-square-foot third phase of the Discovery Ridge retail center, pre-leased in...

ByNovember 8, 2026
seattle skyline
CommercialIndustry NewsLeasing

Stoel Rives Trades One Union for Tower 1201 and F5 Gives Back 77,000 SQFT as Downtown Seattle’s Move-Outs Turn Into Musical Chairs

Behind Downtown Seattle's third-quarter move-outs, F5 handed back 77,000 square feet at...

ByNovember 7, 2026
cars-life-blog-8tuTstaG0SQ-unsplash-Wework
CommercialFeaturedIndustry NewsLeasingPortland

WeWork Report Finds 9.9% Footprint Growth as Seattle and Portland Coworking Markets Expand

WeWork's mid-year analysis of its global membership shows companies quietly expanding the...

ByNovember 7, 2026
© Copyright 2024 Jellywp. All rights reserved powered by Jellywp.com