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  •   $206.99 million in financing secured by HFF for national Class A multifamily portfolio
The Hartford office of HFF (Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.) announced today it secured first mortgage financing totaling $206.99 million for six Class A multifamily communities throughout the United States.
HFF (Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.),Laurie Fish McDowell,HARTFORD ct  08/28/2008

  •   HFF arranges debt and equity totaling $46.5 million for Encinitas, California mixed-use development
The San Diego office of HFF (Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.) announced today that it arranged a construction loan and joint venture equity for the development of Pacific Station, a Whole-Foods anchored mixed-use project in the northern San Diego city of Encinitas, California.
HFF (Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.),Laurie Fish McDowell,SAN DIEGO ca  08/28/2008

  •   FORMER HUD SECRETARY CISNEROS CITES HOUSING DECLINE AS UNPRECEDENTED DRAG ON US ECONOMY; CALLS FOR NEW STIMULUS PACKAGE WITH STRONG HOUSING MEASURES
FHLBank San Francisco DNC Forum Releases New Demographic Data on Sub-Prime Borrowers
The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco,,Denver CO  08/28/2008

  •   Mortgage crisis: Blame the bank?
Banks have played a big role in the mortgage crisis, not only because they issued loans to suspect borrowers, but because many originated and sold bad loans to other lenders, says a University of Michigan business professor.
Bernie DeGroat,Purnanandam,Ann Arbor MI  08/28/2008

  •   Capmark® Partners with CampusMBA to Certify
U.S. Commercial Servicing Staff in the United States, Ireland and India
Mortgage Bankers Association of America,Aleis Stokes,Washington District of Columbia  08/27/2008

  •   Advanced Mortgage Planning Training Encourages Standardization and Elevates Professionalism
CMPS Institute is offering its first advanced mortgage training initiative entitled Client LifeCycle™ on October 6-8, 2008 in San Francisco, California. The event will present high level financial knowledge with a theme of taking mortgage professionals through the various stages of a client’s life and identifying suitable mortgage recommendations based on the client’s circumstances. “This is very timely in light of new federal requirements for mortgage bankers and brokers to adhere to higher educational and ethical standards,” said Gibran Nicholas, Chairman of the CMPS Institute.
CMPS Institute,Josephine Nicholas,ANN ARBOR MI  08/27/2008