Key Takeaways
- • W&D Investment Partners, a unit of Walker & Dunlop, has launched the W&D Debt Fund with a $500M target and has raised $201M to date, according to an SEC filing.
- • The fund has secured commitments from 118 investors, with first investments taken as of November 27.
- • The minimum investment is $250K, and BHA Select Network is assisting with sales and marketing.
- • The Denver-based firm reports $15.6B in commercial real estate investments across more than 650 properties.
Summary
Walker & Dunlop unit W&D Investment Partners has launched a real estate debt fund targeting $500M, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The W&D Debt Fund has raised $201M so far, which represents roughly 40% of its target.
In the SEC filing, the Denver-based commercial real estate investor said it first began accepting investments on November 27 and has secured commitments from 118 investors to date. The minimum investment size is $250K. BHA Select Network is assisting W&D with the sales and marketing of the fund.
According to the firm's website, W&D employs debt and equity strategies using vehicles structured to address the financial, operational, and tax requirements of its investors. The firm reports having made $15.6B in commercial real estate investments across more than 650 properties.
In the SEC filing, the Denver-based commercial real estate investor said it first began accepting investments on November 27 and has secured commitments from 118 investors to date. The minimum investment size is $250K. BHA Select Network is assisting W&D with the sales and marketing of the fund.
According to the firm's website, W&D employs debt and equity strategies using vehicles structured to address the financial, operational, and tax requirements of its investors. The firm reports having made $15.6B in commercial real estate investments across more than 650 properties.
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