IMT Capital has refinanced a nine-property multifamily portfolio in the Sun Belt for $630.62 million. For Walker & Dunlop, which put together the deal on behalf of the real estate investment firm, it shows its continued flexibility in today's environment for large-scale portfolios in the sector.
The latest financing comes via fixed-rate loans from Fannie Mae, which all closed between May 1 and September 1. Each loan features a five-year term with full interest-only payments and a 35-year amortization.
The portfolio is located in six states, including Arizona, Texas, Colorado, California, Tennessee and Florida. A total of 3,528 units are included.
Walker & Dunlop's Cory Wizenberg, Matt Wallach, Stephen West, Walker Layne, AJ Wright and Sebastian Tamayo led the efforts to work the refinancing on behalf of IMT and collaborating with Fannie Mae.
This marks at least the second major refinancing between IMT and Walker & Dunlop in recent months in the multifamily sector.
In fact, the other deal, announced in November 2025, was also in the Sun Belt. The 3,096-unit property in California, Georgia, Tennessee and Colorado secured a $625.3 million package across multiple fixed-rate loans.
Also, Walker & Dunlop continues to put together deals in the nine-figure range. Last week, for example, it arranged a $170.51 million refinancing for The Olnick Organization's 1,696-unit residential property in Harlem.
Another major deal in the past month was arranging a $238 million bridge loan for a community in Miami-Dade County's Doral neighborhood.
"This transaction demonstrates our ability to coordinate large-scale portfolio financings across multiple markets while delivering consistent terms for our clients," said Wallach, managing director of capital markets real estate finance at Walker & Dunlop, following the latest IMT deal.
"Working alongside IMT Capital and Fannie Mae, we were able to execute multiple financings while providing a structure tailored to IMT's broader portfolio strategy."
For IMT, the firm said it remains focused on investing in high-quality multifamily product while keeping capital structure flexibility. Its portfolio includes over 55 communities and more than 19,000 apartment units.
During the first half, Walker & Dunlop recorded $10 billion in total agency volume.
Source: GlobeSt/ALM