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Goldman Sachs closes $7B real estate debt fund

Many banks may be backing away from real estate lending, but alternative lenders are betting on a recovery for distressed property types. As competitors retreat, Goldman Sachs has raised its largest pool of cash yet for its latest real estate credit fund, closing $7B to originate, underwrite and hold loans backed by high-quality real estate.

Read the full article on Bisnow to learn more about what this trend means for Florida real estate investors and for hard money lenders.

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Jay is the founder of Community Capital Holdings and brings more than two decades of experience in commercial real estate lending and banking. He has held senior leadership roles overseeing commercial lending, portfolio management, and private banking operations. Jay focuses on providing strategic financing solutions for real estate investors throughout Florida.
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