A Greenwich, Connecticut-based alternative lender has made its Seattle debut with a $47 million construction loan for a transit-oriented apartment development in the city's Roosevelt neighborhood, signaling both the enduring pull of the Puget Sound multifamily market for non-bank capital sources and the growing role private lenders are playing to bridge financing gaps that have […]
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