Dwight Capital Closes $4.7 Billion in Commercial Real Estate Financing Across Multifamily and Seniors Housing
Dwight Capital and Dwight Mortgage Trust closed $4.7 billion in total real estate financings across 35 states in 2025, the firms announced, reflecting continued growth across their lending, servicing, and capital markets platforms.
The firm ranked as a top-two FHA/HUD lender for the fifth consecutive year and secured the #1 position in multifamily closings during HUD's fiscal year 2025, which ran from October 2024 through September 2025. Dwight Capital also expanded its loan servicing portfolio to more than $14 billion across all affiliates.
Commercial Real Estate Financing Platform Expansion
Dwight Mortgage Trust announced the pricing of its inaugural Commercial Real Estate Collateralized Loan Obligation, DWIGHT 2025-FL1, a $925 million securitization backed by 30 income-producing multifamily properties nationwide. Completed in June 2025, the transaction marks a significant milestone for Dwight Mortgage Trust, further scaling its capital markets capabilities.
Dwight Securities Management, investment adviser to Dwight Mortgage Trust, surpassed $4 billion in assets and secured capital to originate up to $1 billion in construction loans backed by multifamily properties across the United States.
Notable Multifamily Real Estate Acquisitions and Refinancings
The firm's 2025 deal activity included transactions across multifamily, seniors housing, and retail real estate sectors. Notable transactions include:
A $230 million bridge acquisition financing for a 19-property, 1,896-bed skilled nursing and assisted living portfolio located throughout Ohio, along with a $12 million revolving line of credit.
A $155 million bridge refinance covering two new developments: Sutphin II, a planned 57-story luxury high-rise building in Jamaica, New York, and LC Line & Low, a newly constructed property with seven retail suites in Charleston, South Carolina.
A $148 million construction loan for the Sutphin II development project.
A $118 million bridge acquisition and refinance package for seven properties located throughout Florida.
A $13 million bridge refinance for two new developments: Ocean View Nursing & Rehab and Elements at Saratoga Lake.