A commercial real estate advisory firm that arranges real estate capital for our clients.
We can assist with acquisition, bridge, construction, permanent loans in addition to LP or JV equity.
Loans amounts range from $2 to $75 million.
We have over 30+ years of experience with ‘Top of the House’ relationship with lenders and equity providers.
OUR TEAM
About us.
George Gnad has 25+ years experience in commercial real estate finance; he started as credit trainee on banking side and rose to Head of US Real Estate for large NYC based bank before moving to advisory side as Capital Markets Broker. George has closed over $3 billion of debt and equity transactions for some of the industries top names; partial list of Clients include: Blackstone 360, Capodagli / Meridia, Point Capital Development, KRE Group, Reynolds Asset Management, Russo Development.
Helmut is a real estate finance expert with more than 35 years of experience in Europe, the US, and Asia. For the past 20 years, Helmut has been based in Poland. He recently served as the CEO of Capital2B, exclusive provider of financial advisory services for a developer of retail schemes as well as to other companies. Prior to that, he was senior partner at Griffin Real Estate and was a key partner in two real estate investment funds managing EUR 120 m and 330 m of assets. Helmut completed 150 transactions with total value of EUR 3 bn on behalf of the leading bank in Poland.
Matthew Gnad is a seasoned real estate finance professional with over a decade of experience in the industry. He began his career as a commercial mortgage broker at Estreich & Company in 2010 where he closed over $8 billion in debt financing over his seven-year tenure. In 2017, Matthew transitioned to the lending side of the industry, accepting a position with HSBC’s Miami team where he underwrote and financed projects for some of the most notable sponsors in the market including Turnberry, Dacra, Zom, and Tavistock. Matthew joined City National Bank of Florida in 2021 as a relationship manager and closed over $44 million in financings during his two-year tenure.