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// SB Capital × Brookmont · Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas

Commercial real estate financing in Dallas–Fort Worth.

DFW is the corporate-relocation and industrial-absorption capital of the country — no state income tax, an endless logistics buildout, and multifamily demand keeping pace with one of America’s fastest-growing metroplexes.

Bridge→CMBSfull capital stack
~24hdeal read turnaround
Debt+Equitystructured together
Dallas–Fort Worthlocal market read
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// The Dallas–Fort Worth read

Capital that knows this market.

From distribution product along the metroplex freeways to suburban multifamily and mixed-use, DFW deals move at institutional speed. We connect you to capital that already plays in Texas.

A deal does not fail when a generic lender says no — the timing and the fit failed. In a market like Dallas–Fort Worth, the difference between a term sheet and a decline is usually which balance sheet sits across the table. That is the relationship we bring.

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// Dallas–Fort Worth questions

Local answers.

What types of CRE deals do you finance in Dallas–Fort Worth?+

Acquisition, construction, and refinance across the local asset classes above — bridge, construction, DSCR, CMBS, permanent debt, and preferred equity, arranged with Brookmont Capital.

How fast can you close a Dallas–Fort Worth deal?+

Faster than a traditional bank. Bridge and private capital exist for time-sensitive deals — the exact timeline depends on the asset and structure, but speed-to-close is the point of this channel.

How fast can a DFW industrial deal close?+

Faster than a bank — bridge and private capital exist for exactly the timelines DFW deal velocity demands.

What is your role vs. the lender?+

Brookmont structures and sources the financing; we are your strategic introduction and point of contact. Studio Bananas is a referral partner — not a lender — and all financing is subject to the provider’s underwriting.