Sep

2026

Los Angeles Commercial Real Estate Market Q4 2026: Rates, Vacancy and the Road to Year-End

September 26, 2026

Data current as of September 26, 2026. Covers Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire (Riverside and San Bernardino Counties). The Fed raised rates on September 16. First hike since 2023. Nine days later, the 10-year Treasury closed at 5.17%, the highest level since 2007. That’s the backdrop for the Los Angeles commercial […]

Sep

2026

The 3 Hottest Commercial Mortgage Markets in the U.S. Right Now (September 2026)

September 21, 2026

Team FC

Every September, we sit down and look at the whole country. Not just LA. Not just California. Because a lot of our borrowers own property in more than one state now, and lenders price every market a little differently. So here’s the 2026 version. A national U.S. commercial mortgage market analysis, and the three metros […]

Sep

2026

San Diego Commercial Real Estate Market 2026: Industrial & Medical Office Outlook

September 5, 2026

Team FC

I get asked about San Diego more than any other California market outside of LA right now, and the questions are almost always about two property types. Industrial, because everybody read the headlines about Otay Mesa and wants to know if the party is over. And medical office, because it is quietly the best-performing commercial […]

Aug

2026

Coastal Los Angeles Commercial Real Estate Market 2026: Santa Monica, Malibu, South Bay and Huntington Beach

August 18, 2026

Team FC

We’ve been financing commercial property up and down this coastline for thirty years, and I can tell you 2026 is one of the strangest markets I’ve ever seen. Not bad. Strange. You got office towers in Santa Monica sitting roughly a third empty while a warehouse in Torrance leases half a million square feet to […]

Stylized navy and gold illustration of the San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta skylines rendered as data columns of uneven height, representing commercial real estate investment volume growth by market

Aug

2026

The Fastest Growing Commercial Real Estate Markets in 2026 Arent the Biggest Ones

August 6, 2026

Team FC

Everybody asks which markets are biggest. Wrong question. Sort the most recent city-level investment data by growth rather than size, and the whole list rearranges itself. San Francisco volume up 150% year over year. Chicago up 96%. Atlanta up 91%. Washington D.C. managed 23%, New York 21% — respectable, but nowhere near the top of […]

Partially lit older office towers in San Francisco's SoMa district at dusk, illustrating the occupancy gap behind San Francisco office loan workout negotiations in 2026

Jul

2026

San Francisco Office Loan Workout in 2026: Modification, Special Servicer, Discounted Payoff, Note Sale

July 29, 2026

Team FC

Financial Compound has been placing commercial debt since 1996, and I’ll give it to you straight — the San Francisco office file that lands on my desk in 2026 isn’t a purchase, and it isn’t really a refinance either. It’s a negotiation. The borrower doesn’t need a rate quote. He needs to know what happens […]

Jul

2026

California Bridge Loan Rates in 2026: What You’ll Really Pay, and How to Qualify

July 18, 2026

Milinko Milincic

California Bridge Loan Rates in 2026: What You’ll Really Pay, and How to Qualify California bridge loan rates in mid-2026 are running anywhere from the mid-6s to north of 11%, and the gap between those two numbers is the whole ballgame. Same state, same month, same product name. What changes is the deal, the sponsor, […]

Jul

2026

Bay Area Commercial Mortgage Maturities: The Wall Finally Came Due

July 14, 2026

Team FC

Bay Area commercial mortgage maturities are the single biggest story in Northern California real estate this year, and most borrowers are still treating it like somebody else’s problem. It’s not. If you own commercial property in San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, or anywhere in between, and your loan was written between 2015 and 2021, there […]

California commercial mortgage market — Los Angeles skyline with American flag marking the nation's 250th anniversary

Jul

2026

The California Commercial Mortgage Market at America’s 250th Birthday

July 7, 2026

Team FC

The California commercial mortgage market turns a page this month, and so does the country. July 4, 2026, marked 250 years since the Declaration of Independence. The semiquincentennial, if you want the official mouthful. I don’t. What I want to do is what a lender would do with any file that’s been open for two […]

Inland Empire commercial real estate refinancing — aerial view of logistics warehouses and apartment communities across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties at golden hour, with the San Bernardino Mountains beyond

Jun

2026

Inland Empire Commercial Real Estate Refinancing: What 2026 Actually Looks Like

June 30, 2026

Team FC

Inland Empire commercial real estate refinancing in 2026 is a different animal than it was three short years back. Michael’s been placing commercial debt since 1996, and I’ll give it to you straight — most of what crosses my desk this year isn’t a purchase. It’s maturity. Loans written in 2015, 2016, a whole stack […]

Inland Empire commercial real estate loans — aerial view of Riverside and San Bernardino logistics warehouses with mountains behind

Jun

2026

Inland Empire Commercial Real Estate Loans: Your 2026 Financing & Refinancing Guide

June 17, 2026

Team FC

Inland Empire commercial real estate loans fund the warehouses, apartment communities, retail centers, and development sites that anchor the most active industrial market in the United States. For borrowers across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, the challenge is rarely whether capital exists — it is reaching the right lender, on the right structure, at the […]

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Jun

2026

Medical Office Building Loans: Healthcare Real Estate in Los Angeles

June 6, 2026

Team FC

Medical office building loans give Los Angeles physicians, practice groups, and healthcare investors a path to own, refinance, or reposition the clinical space their patients depend on. As outpatient care continues to migrate from hospital campuses to neighborhood clinics, demand for well-located medical real estate across the LA basin has remained remarkably durable. Financial Compound […]

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