As 2019 closes, investor excitement is growing over three niche sectors of the market: co-living, workforce housing and cannabis real estate. But despite the potential of these asset classes, they also present hurdles when it comes to financing. To break those down, Taylor Johnson pitched Midwest Real Estate News a Q&A with Matthew Wurtzebach, senior vice president in the Commercial Finance Group of TJ client Draper and Kramer, Incorporated. In the resulting article, Wurtzebach outlined the opportunities and risks associated with each property type. Wurtzebach, who has closed 360 loans totaling more than $5.5 billion since 2005, also provided more detail about co-living financing in a separate byline for Multifamily Executive. Read the MREN article here.

 

Matthew Wurtzebach, senior vice president in the Commercial Finance Group of Draper and Kramer, Incorporated