Commercial Real Estate Finance Up in 2010?

July 19, 2010 • Boulder, CO – According to a recently released report last week issued by Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), Commercial Real Estate Sales worldwide have risen to $66 Billion in the second quarter of 2010.

Unfortunately, if you look at the report you’ll see that the growth is coming from economies outside the United States such as Canada and Brazil, primarily due to commercial real estate financing in the U.S. being so difficult to come by.

“Since borrower’s are getting turned down by their banks on commercial real estate loans, our deal flow has been growing and we don’t see it stopping anytime soon”, says Brad Wozny, Managing Director of ICP Financial, America’s Fastest Source of Creative, Private Financing for Commercial Real Estate Borrowers.

Says Wozny of ICP Financial, “Commercial real estate lending in the States is in the midst of a crises…and that’s where we come in. By providing qualified commercial real estate investment borrower’s with equity financing, and because we are not a bank that has extensive loan committees, our ability to originate and fund deals within 7 days is an asset to any buyer today.”

With JLL’s forecasted commercial real estate investment purchase volume eclipsing $300 billion for 2010, which represents a 50% improvement globally from 2009, ICP Financial is poised for growth by solving many commercial real estate buyer’s headaches, and bailing out banks.

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Have a commercial real estate investment deal that needs financing? Our complimentary funding review process is fast and easy. Simply visit us at www.ICPfinancial.com and select the “Request Commercial Loan” tab to submit it to ICP Financial.