Market Intelligence.
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Current capital-market benchmarks, commercial real estate financing guidance, financial calculators and regional property intelligence — all in one place.
What is money costing today?
Track the primary market benchmarks influencing commercial real estate financing and see what those benchmarks may mean for borrowing costs across common asset classes.
Treasury Yield Curve
Indicative CRE Borrowing Rates
Run the numbers.
Straightforward tools for evaluating financing, cash flow and investment metrics before moving into more detailed underwriting.
Cap Rate Calculator
Calculate capitalization rate using a property's net operating income and purchase price or market value.
DSCR Calculator
Determine whether property cash flow generates sufficient income to cover annual debt service.
Mortgage Payment Calculator
Estimate principal and interest payments using loan amount, interest rate and amortization period.
Amortization Calculator
See how principal, interest and remaining loan balance change during the life of a commercial real estate loan.
Start with the public record.
Research ownership, parcel information, assessed values, taxes and GIS records throughout Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.
Auditor, PVA & GIS Search
Access public property databases commonly used during the initial stages of commercial real estate research.
Open Property Search →Commercial Real Estate Glossary
Plain-English explanations of common commercial real estate terms, financial concepts and industry acronyms.
Explore the Glossary →A rate is more than one number.
The benchmark provides the starting point. The actual borrowing rate depends on the asset, borrower, leverage and structure of the transaction.
Start with the benchmark
Fixed-rate loans often reference Treasury yields while floating-rate financing commonly references SOFR or Prime.
Add the lender spread
The lender adds a spread reflecting credit, property, leverage and execution risk.
Asset class matters
Industrial, retail, multifamily, healthcare, office and construction financing can price differently.
Leverage matters
Lower leverage and stronger debt-service coverage can generally result in more competitive financing terms.
Look beyond the interest rate
Term, amortization, recourse, prepayment structure and lender flexibility can matter just as much as rate.
The numbers matter.
The strategy matters more.
These resources can help frame the question. CrossPoint can help interpret the information, evaluate the alternatives and determine the right real estate strategy.
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