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Specializing in Bridge and Construction Lending for Residential and Commercial Developments

About Parkview Financial

Our Purpose is to

Create and Build Opportunities

Parkview Financial is an alternative investment manager specializing in commercial real estate credit across the United States. Headquartered in Los Angeles, with offices in New York and Las Vegas, the firm has originated over $4 billion in short-term bridge and construction loans since 2009. The firm focuses on middle-market financing for multifamily, residential, industrial, retail, and mixed-use projects, and are known for providing swift, creative solutions with certainty of execution.

$4B+

197

Total Loans Originated

Total Loans Closed

Parkview Los Angeles Headquarters Office

$2.8B+

2015

Total Loans Paid Off

Fund Inception

Featured Deals

Parkview Financial offers construction loans for projects across the United States in all property sectors. We have had the honor of working with a wide range of developers on impressive projects that enhance their communities. Below are some featured deals we have financed, currently in various stages of construction.

Parkview News

Stay up to date with the latest Parkview Financial news, deal closings, team updates and more.

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During our 4Q2024 commentary, we anticipated that 2025 would be a "choppy" year, and indeed, this has been validated by heightened volatility throughout 1Q2025, which was further exacerbated on April 2nd following the announcement of sweeping new tariffs, referred to as “Liberation Day”.

 

Throughout the first quarter of 2025, the U.S. imposed significant tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, increasing the rate to 25% for nearly all countries, aiming to protect domestic industries. However, the latest tariff developments expand these trade barriers even further, introducing a new 10% baseline tariff on imports from multiple trading partners, alongside additional tariffs ranging from 11% to 50% on key nations including Vietnam, and members of the European Union.  And, more recently, bilateral tariff rates with China now between 80% and 125%.

Scotsman Guide, Parkview Financial
Los Angeles Business Journal, Parkview Financial
Globe St, Parkview Financial
Multi-Housing News, Parkview Financial
Commercial Oberver, Parkview Financial
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