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Walker & Dunlop (NYSE:WD) arranged $40,521,019 in combined debt and equity to finance The Highlands, a 137-unit affordable senior housing development in Hyattsville, Maryland, for households 62+. The capital stack includes an unfunded forward Freddie Mac TEL with a taxable tail, a 30-month forward permanent loan with a 15-year term and 40-year amortization, and a syndicated $12,282,048 4% LIHTC equity investment with United Bank.

Acquisition and construction are financed with short-term tax-exempt bonds and a United Bank bridge loan; additional subordinate financing comes from Prince George’s County HITF and the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Five units will be at 50% AMI and 132 at 60% AMI.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE:WD) arranged a $92 million refinance for the Hiltons at McCormick Place, a 23-story, 466-key tri-branded Hilton property in Chicago, on October 20, 2025. The loan, provided by Access Point Financial, is a floating-rate, interest-only facility arranged by Walker & Dunlop New York Capital Markets on behalf of McHugh Enterprises and First Investors.

The property is directly connected to McCormick Place and reports strong operating metrics: a +120% RevPAR Index versus its submarket and a 13% year-over-year RevPAR increase. Walker & Dunlop noted prior 2024 sourcing of $16 billion from non-agency providers and ~$1.4 billion in hospitality transactions.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE: WD) will release its third quarter 2025 results before the market opens on November 6, 2025. The company will host a conference call the same day at 8:30 a.m. Eastern to discuss results.

Investors can join by phone at (800) 330-6710 (US) or (312) 471-1353 (international) using Confirmation Code 6393166. A simultaneous webcast is available at the provided webcast link and a replay will be posted on the company’s Investor Relations site.

Walker & Dunlop (WD) arranged a $238,408,000 permanent refinance for Forma Miami, a newly built Class-A+ multifamily property in Edgewater, Miami.

The fixed-rate loan was provided via Freddie Mac’s Lease-Up program on behalf of Crescent Heights. Forma Miami contains 588 luxury residences, condominium-level finishes, over 85,000 sq ft of indoor/outdoor amenities and includes Edgewater’s first Whole Foods Market occupying over 50,000 sq ft at the property base.

Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets led the financing and the company noted its 2024 originations exceeded $30 billion in debt financing volume.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE:WD) arranged $145,750,000 in senior mortgage debt and preferred equity to refinance Bryant at Yorba Linda, a 400‑unit multifamily community in Yorba Linda, CA, announced October 13, 2025.

The structure includes a five‑year, fixed‑rate, full‑term interest‑only Freddie Mac mortgage plus preferred equity provided by a leading institutional multifamily owner/operator. Walker & Dunlop identified the layering of preferred equity over an agency loan as the capital strategy.

The asset spans 404,220 sq ft with one‑ and two‑bedroom plans and on‑site amenities. Walker & Dunlop reported originating over $30 billion in debt financing in 2024, including >$25 billion for multifamily.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE:WD) arranged $356,411,000 in acquisition financing for a four-property Boston-area multifamily portfolio totaling 1,817 units and ~1.8 million rentable sq ft. Freddie Mac provided the acquisition financing and Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets led the deal for longtime client Harbor Group International.

The portfolio includes Royal Crest Marlboro (473 units), Royal Crest Warwick (492 units), Waterford Village Bridgewater (588 units) and Wexford Village Worcester (264 units); the assets were built between 1970–1974. Walker & Dunlop highlights its scale after originating over $30 billion in debt financing in 2024, including >$25 billion for multifamily.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE:WD) published its 2025 Seniors Housing Outlook highlighting a sector resurgence driven by census growth, rent gains, limited new supply, and stronger financing.

Key metrics: national occupancy recovered to 88.1%, the firm closed $390M across 19 seniors housing assets through Q2 and has $581M under agreement. HUD’s Lean Express Lane shortened average review time to 4 business days (vs historical 122 days), improving refinancing and acquisition liquidity.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE: WD) announced on October 6, 2025 that Aaron Knight has joined its London-based Europe/Middle East (EMEA) office as senior managing director, co-head of Capital Markets - EMEA, according to the press release.

The PR states Knight will source debt and equity capital across European asset classes including build-to-rent, student accommodation, logistics, office, retail and alternatives such as life sciences, self-storage, and data centers. Knight brings over 20 years of debt origination and structured finance experience, most recently at JLL and previously at PGIM Real Estate. The release notes Walker & Dunlop launched Capital Markets - EMEA earlier in 2025 and onboarded eight professionals within the first six months.

Walker & Dunlop (NYSE:WD) has successfully closed over $820 million in sales and financings across Central Texas from January to August 2025. The transactions include $320 million in conventional property and land sales, plus $500 million in acquisition financing, refinancing, and equity capitalization deals.

The strong performance reflects Central Texas' market resurgence, driven by major developments including Samsung's $45B Taylor fabrication facility, expansions from Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia, and significant infrastructure investments. The region shows clear signs of stabilization with rising capital demand and renewed lender activity in the multifamily sector, despite a volatile interest rate environment.

Walker & Dunlop has demonstrated significant growth, completing over $57 billion in property sales volume since 2021 and originating over $30 billion in debt financing volume in 2024, including $25 billion for multifamily properties.