Propel Real Estate Capital

Why Building Multifamily Housing in Texas Makes Sense

Developers looking for a competitive advantage in multifamily housing construction should consider Texas, where building costs are significantly lower and timelines substantially shorter compared to states like California. According to a comprehensive analysis by RAND, multifamily housing construction in California is more than twice as expensive as in Texas. Specifically, the cost in California is … Read more

CRE Lending in 2025: Navigating a Wave of Maturities and Shifting Capital Strategies

As we move into Q2 of 2025, the commercial real estate (CRE) lending landscape is facing one of its most consequential years in recent memory. Nearly $957 billion in loans are set to mature this year—roughly 20% of the total $4.8 trillion in outstanding commercial mortgage debt. It’s a debt wall that was widely anticipated … Read more

How Commercial Real Estate Is Valued in Texas

In the fast-moving world of Texas commercial real estate, understanding how properties are valued is key—whether you’re buying, selling, lending, or developing. At Propel Real Estate Capital, we specialize in small-balance and hard money commercial real estate lending, and we know that accurate valuation is the foundation of every sound investment decision. Key Value Determination … Read more

Boomers Are Driving a Senior Housing Boom—But Can the Market Keep Up?

The senior housing market is experiencing a significant shift as the baby boomer generation reaches their 80s. This demographic change is leading to increased demand for senior living options, with projections indicating that by 2030, the U.S. population aged 80 and older will grow by more than four million, totaling 18.8 million. This surge is … Read more

5 Things Brokers Should Know About Hard Money Loans in 2025

As we step into 2025, market conditions are shaping up to be particularly favorable for hard money lending. Experts predict continued interest rate fluctuations as the Federal Reserve responds to economic pressures. While traditional lending rates may stabilize in the 6-7% range, hard money loans, though typically higher, will remain a preferred option for investors … Read more

End-of-Year Strategies for Commercial Real Estate Investors

What is best as the end of the year approaches? As the end of the year approaches, many commercial real estate investors find themselves evaluating how best to position their portfolios for the coming months. Whether you’re focused on single-family fix-and-flip projects, expanding your rental portfolio, or scaling up into multi-family investments, the year’s close … Read more

Exploring Four Different Investment Options in Commercial Real Estate

Which Way is Best For You? Investing in commercial real estate (CRE) is a powerful way to diversify your portfolio, generate steady income, and build long-term wealth. However, the path to investing in CRE isn’t a one-size-fits-all journey. There are various avenues to explore, each with its own set of benefits, risks, and considerations. Four … Read more

Understanding Hard Money Lending: A Guide for First-Time Borrowers

Navigating the world of real estate finance can be overwhelming, especially for first-time borrowers. Among the various financing options available, hard money lending stands out as a unique and accessible choice for those looking to secure quick funds. Here we’ll explore what hard money lending is, its benefits and drawbacks, and how to determine if … Read more

Navigating Real Estate Deals in Today’s High-Rate Environment

Key Considerations The real estate market is in a constant state of flux, influenced by a myriad of factors such as economic conditions, government policies, and global events. In recent times, one notable factor that has significantly impacted the real estate landscape is the prevailing high-rate environment. Rising interest rates can have a profound effect … Read more

Exciting News: Our Commercial Real Estate Financing Now Available in Nine States!

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We are thrilled to announce a major expansion of our private lending services. After establishing a strong commercial real estate presence in Texas, we are now extending our reach to include eight more states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, North Carolina, and Utah. Our journey began with a clear vision: to provide unparalleled commercial … Read more