East Coast Commercial of New Jersey has announced fast-funding bridge loans and new construction financing for investors and builders.
-- With New Jersey's commercial real estate sector seeing an uptick in transaction volume, with sale prices and rent growth outpacing national averages, East Coast Commercial has announced several bridge loans and short-term financing to support new construction across the state.
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The state's industrial CRE market is experiencing a record-setting year in 2025, with a 60% increase in sales volume over 2024. Other commercial activity remains strong, despite a higher vacancy rate of 9.6%. With banks and traditional commercial lenders tightening their lending standards because of regulatory pressures in 2025, more NJ investors are turning to flexible bridge loans and short-term financing, even as new construction in multifamily, industrial, and mixed-use sectors sees renewed interest.
"Using our funding approach to your deals lets you close more deals without ever having to pass on a good opportunity," said a spokesperson for East Coast Commercial, noting that their bridge loans are structured to cover gaps in acquisition, refinancing, or repositioning properties until more permanent financing can be secured.
Prequalification queries are based on a quick loan application and a proprietary funding approach that results in loans being approved and disbursed in a few days instead of 30-90 day funding timelines for most institutional lenders. As specialists in income property financing, East Coast Commercial bases its short-term financing on asset value rather than a borrower's credit history, income statements, or debt-to-income ratio.
The business property financing firm works with builders and construction companies that have struggled to secure short-term or long-term financing from traditional lenders or have previously been denied financing. These loans can cover asset acquisition, labor costs, and other expenses during periods of low cash flow and are safeguarded with built-in contingencies.
East Coast Commercial compares bridge loans and short-term loans, noting that the former feature lower interest rates and are used to stabilize an existing investment. At the same time, the latter is preferred by investors to accelerate deal closure, portfolio expansion, or fund risk-loaded, value-added investments.
"Short-term commercial lenders operate outside traditional banking regulations, allowing for faster approvals and higher-risk lending," the spokesperson continued. "Many investors find that securing a property quickly at a good price far outweighs the cost of the loan."
East Coast Commercial is headed by Rich Setteducati, an experienced real estate professional and Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce member. The firm has worked with commercial real estate investors for over 30 years, helping them secure bridge loans, hard money financing, mezzanine loan options, and other commercial programs.
Interested parties can learn more about commercial loans for investors and prequalify by contacting East Coast Commercial at https://eastcoastcommercialllc.com/contact
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