Broadmark Realty’s Loans Breakdown (2020-2023)

This statistic highlights Broadmark Realty’s Loans Breakdown, split across Acquisition, Bridge, Horizontal Development, Investment, Land Entitlement, Rehabilitation, and, Vertical Construction, and reported quarterly from Q1 2020 onwards.

Broadmark Realty’s Loans Breakdown

Broadmark Realty is a real estate investment trust that provides short-term loans to real estate developers. Broadmark Realty’s Loans by Construction Type include:

• Acquisition
• Bridge
• Horizontal Development
• Investment
• Land Entitlement
• Rehabilitation
• Vertical Construction

The below table shows us Broadmark Realty’s Loans Breakdown by Construction Type:

(All figures are in USD, except percentages)

It is seen that Vertical Construction loans have made up 60% of the loan mix of Q1 2023 whereas Horizontal Development loans make up 24%. The company also earns money from others loan types such as Acquisition, Bridge, Investment, Land Entitlement, and Rehabilitation loans.

Broadmark Realty’s Loans by Construction Type include:

• Acquisition Loans: These loans are provided to borrowers for the purpose of acquiring real estate properties. Acquisition loans may cover the purchase price of the property and associated transaction costs.
• Bridge Loans: Usually short-term loans, bridge loans assist borrowers in covering the financial gap between the acquisition of a new property and the selling of an existing one. They provide temporary financing until permanent financing or a sale is secured.
• Horizontal Development Loans: These loans are used to finance the development of infrastructure and improvements on raw land, such as grading, utility installations, road construction, and other site work required for horizontal development.
• Investment Loans: Investment loans are provided to real estate investors for various investment purposes, such as purchasing income-generating properties, refinancing existing investments, or funding real estate development projects.
• Land Entitlement Loans: Land entitlement loans are used to finance the process of obtaining necessary approvals, permits, and entitlements from local authorities for a real estate development project. These loans help cover the costs associated with rezoning, environmental studies, planning, and other entitlement-related expenses.
• Rehabilitation Loans: Rehabilitation loans, also known as renovation or rehab loans, are used to fund the renovation or improvement of existing properties. These loans provide financing for repairs, upgrades, and enhancements to enhance the property’s value or functionality.
• Vertical Construction Loans: Vertical construction loans are provided to fund the construction of new buildings or structures on developed land. These loans cover the costs associated with the construction process, including materials, labor, permits, and other construction-related expenses.

About Broadmark Realty

Broadmark Realty Capital is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that specializes in the short-term, first deed of trust loans secured by real estate. The company’s headquarters are in New York City, where it was established in 2004.

Broadmark Realty’s target market is real estate developers who need quick access to capital to fund their projects. The company’s loans typically have terms of 12 to 24 months and are secured by the underlying real estate assets.

Broadmark Realty’s loans are typically priced at a premium to the prevailing interest rates. However, the company’s target market is willing to pay this premium because they need quick access to capital and they are confident that the underlying real estate assets will appreciate in value over time.

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