Tolleson is a warehouse and logistics city: buildings along the I-10 and the 91st Avenue to 99th Avenue belt, often with a credit tenant or a multi-tenant industrial roll. That is the file. Neighborhood retail exists, but it is not why sponsors search for a Tolleson commercial mortgage. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are the wrong label for a warehouse. We do not dress industrial up as agency debt.
Stabilized Tolleson industrial is life company or bank. CMBS is the stretch on proceeds or on a structure those lenders will not write. Bridge is for a vacant bay being released, a purchase that must close before a permanent lender finishes, or a short lease roll. The published Arizona industrial life-company loans are a $5,000,000 Phoenix dual-tenant cash-out and a $6,850,000 Scottsdale Airpark flex refinance. Both name other cities.
Avondale is the retail-and-multifamily neighbor. Glendale is north. If your building is in Phoenix, even near the Tolleson line, it belongs on the Phoenix page.
Senior debt for Tolleson
- Life company
Stabilized Tolleson industrial with a lock typically at application.
- Bank and credit union
A portfolio hold on a Tolleson warehouse.
- CMBS
When life company or bank credit will not reach the proceeds.
- Bridge
A Tolleson lease-up or a closing date permanent credit cannot hit.
- Industrial
Statewide industrial underwriting, including the two published Arizona cards.