Commercial Construction Loan

For over 31 years, Ocean Pacific Capital has specialized in commercial construction loans. We have offered these loans to businesses for the intention of construction of a building or an improvement of an existing real estate that is owned by the business. Commercial construction loans that are larger in loan size and long-term in length are normally turned down by conventional banks. However, at Ocean Pacific Capital, we offer loan amounts that start at $500,000 to $1.3 billion to meet all of your financing needs. For raw land infrastructure development, we offer acquisition and development and for construction mini-perm, we offer construction with a 3 to 5 year loan. We also offer construction loans with take out, where a construction is pre-arranged with a takeout loan. An interim loan is a shorter, 2-year bridge or project type loan and a joint venture involves a financial partner in the development of real estate. And lenders looking for the purchase of a commercial property would require a real estate purchase loan. We have over 31 years of experience in all areas of construction lending and financing. We've funded land loans, hard money loans, as well as construction loan programs to fit your residential construction financing needs as well as commercial construction financing. Our commercial construction loan specialists are experienced in closing any and all types of construction loans, whether they are small or large development, and single family as well as multi-family projects. We have the experience and knowledge to get it funded and closed on time to meet your deadlines. To get started today, email us or call us today to see what we can do for you.

WSJ.com: Commercial Real Estate

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Pointed Spat Over World Trade Spire
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Ohio REIT Heads Upscale
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U.K. Pushes 'Social' Housing REIT Plan
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