Property Types

Experience Across Major Commercial Real Estate Sectors.

We evaluate each property based on its current performance, market position, sponsorship, business plan, capital requirements, and most appropriate exit strategy.

Nationwide Asset Coverage

Financing Structured Around the Property and the Business Plan.

Stone Oak Capital Group provides acquisition, refinance, bridge, construction, permanent, and structured-capital solutions across a broad range of commercial real estate sectors. Product availability and structure depend on asset quality, location, cash flow, sponsorship, leverage, and execution requirements.

Multifamily

Apartment communities ranging from garden-style and workforce housing to mid-rise, high-rise, luxury, and value-add assets. Financing may support acquisitions, refinances, renovations, lease-up, recapitalizations, conversions, and ground-up development.

Hospitality

Financing for select-service, full-service, extended-stay, boutique, independent, and flagged hotels. Structures can address acquisitions, property-improvement plans, renovations, bridge-to-stabilization strategies, recapitalizations, and new construction.

Industrial & Warehouse

Capital for distribution centers, logistics facilities, last-mile warehouses, flex space, light manufacturing, cold storage, and build-to-suit projects. Common needs include acquisition financing, construction, lease-up, expansion, and permanent refinancing.

Retail

Financing for grocery-anchored and neighborhood centers, single-tenant net-leased assets, strip retail, lifestyle centers, and other investment retail properties. Solutions can address tenant rollover, lease-up, renovation, acquisition, and refinancing.

Office

Financing for urban and suburban office, multi-tenant and single-tenant properties, and qualifying business-purpose facilities. Structures may support acquisitions, tenant improvements, lease-up, repositioning, recapitalization, and stabilized refinancing.

Mixed-Use

Capital for properties that combine residential, retail, office, hospitality, or other complementary uses. Underwriting considers the operating profile of each component, shared expenses, value allocation, tenant mix, and phased business plans.

Self Storage

Financing for stabilized, lease-up, conversion, expansion, and ground-up self-storage projects, including climate-controlled and traditional facilities. Analysis generally focuses on occupancy trends, unit mix, market supply, operating efficiency, and sponsorship.

Manufactured Housing

Capital for manufactured housing communities, including acquisitions, refinances, utility and infrastructure upgrades, infill programs, park-owned home strategies, and recapitalizations. Structures are tailored to community operations, occupancy, and resident profile.

Student Housing

Financing for purpose-built on-campus and off-campus communities, including by-the-bed and conventional leasing models. Solutions may support acquisitions, renovations, recapitalizations, development, and refinancing following stabilized enrollment-driven occupancy.

Senior Housing

Capital for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and related senior housing properties. Underwriting considers operator experience, census, licensing, payer mix, care level, property condition, and the path to stabilized operations.

Build-to-Rent

Financing for professionally managed single-family rental and townhome communities, including horizontal apartments. Capital can cover land acquisition, horizontal and vertical construction, lease-up, stabilization, and conversion to permanent financing.

Medical & Specialty Use

Customized financing for medical office, ambulatory and behavioral health facilities, specialty-use real estate, and select operating-property assets. Evaluation incorporates operator strength, licenses, equipment, cash flow, real estate value, and alternative-use potential.

A Customized Approach

Every Asset Requires a Different Capital Strategy.

Stabilized properties may be best suited for long-term bank, life-company, agency, or CMBS financing, while transitional, lease-up, renovation, and development opportunities often require bridge, construction, preferred equity, mezzanine debt, or joint venture capital.

What We Evaluate

Property performance and occupancy
Sponsor experience and liquidity
Market, location, and competitive supply
Sources, uses, and total project basis
Business plan and execution timeline
Repayment and exit strategy
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Our team will review the asset, requested capital structure, transaction timeline, and available documentation to identify the most appropriate financing path.

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