Range of Maturities and Acquisitions Generate $1.68 Billion of New Loan Production in Q3 2026; Rate Volatility Offset by Competitive Lender Field and Substantial Debt Liquidity; Gantry’s $23 Billion Servicing Portfolio Continues Strong Performance Across All Asset Types Gantry, the largest independent commercial mortgage banking firm in the U.S., is reporting approximately $1.68 billion in new commercial loan production during Q3 2026, bringing 2026 production totals to $3.9

Featured in Multi-Housing News The current market cycle requires being realistic about borrowing costs and refinancing expectations, both of which have shifted with recent rate volatility. At the same time, Mortgage Bankers Association figures reported by The Wall Street Journal indicate that approximately $757 billion of multifamily loans are coming due from 2026 through 2028, with nearly $300 billion maturing this year and another $223 billion expected next year. Debt capit

Nation’s Largest Independent Commercial Mortgage Banking Firm Continues to Add New Talent in Loan Production, Servicing Gantry, the largest independent commercial mortgage banking firm in the U.S., has added Mr. Abe Osterhaus as a loan production Director with the firm’s Kansas City production office. In his new role, Abe is responsible for developing a roster of clients and securing financing on their behalf for properties across the wide spectrum of commercial real estate (

Featured in Commercial Property Executive No doubt, the playing field for commercial real estate is shifting dramatically. A combination of geopolitical conflict, rising energy costs, inflation, rising levels of government debt, and the pending mid-term election is generating pressure on benchmarks and fueling market uncertainty. At the same time, strong performance from the stock market, resilient consumers, stable employment, and investment in the rapid expansion of AI have

In a cycle where debt liquidity remains both abundant and accessible at the same time rate volatility is resetting underwriting parameters, the California Mortgage Bankers Association (CMBA) Western States conference offered Gantry’s production teams the opportunity to intimately engage with lenders and set the stage for the months ahead. Here are some key takeaways as we head into the homestretch of 2026 looking to 2027 and beyond. Gantry production teams took more than 50

Featured in Commercial Property Executive Liquidity is there. Knowing which structure to ask for is the harder part. The Federal Reserve's first rate increase in three years has not closed the debt markets, but it has sharpened them. Against that backdrop, with energy-driven inflation keeping further increases on the table, the first question almost every deal sponsor looking to acquire new property is now asking is “how much in loan dollars can you get me and what is the rat