As a Vice Chairman with CBRE’s Capital Markets Group, Mr. Webb leads the Company’s Mid Atlantic Debt & Structured Finance Team which arranges senior debt, mezzanine debt and equity for a wide variety of apartment/condominium, office, retail, industrial and other properties and development projects.

Mr. Webb is a Vice Chairman of CBRE, Inc., the world’s largest commercial real estate services and brokerage firm.

For the past 11 years he has been with CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment company, as a Vice Chairman with Capital Markets, focusing on finance and investment in the Mid-Atlantic region and throughout the United States.

CBRE’s David Webb was also ranked in the top 1% of producers nationally for CBRE and ranked as the top producer in CBRE’s Mid-Atlantic Division. These are some of the reasons we selected CBRE’s Mid-Atlantic Debt & Structured Finance group for inclusion in our first-ever Top Mortgage Brokers and Lenders Awards.

Check out professional insights posted by David F. Webb, Vice Chairman at CBRE, Inc, Debt & Structured Finance

Despite another unpredictable year in real estate, CBRE Mid-Atlantic Debt & Structured Finance had its most productive year ever, finishing with over $4.7B in…

Nov 18, 2020 · The pandemic is a black swan event far different from any garden-variety recession or tenant bubble, in that, it has the potential to permanently change living and working patterns enough to have a lasting impact on real estate, according to David Webb, a vice chairman at CBRE (CBRE).

As a Vice Chairman with CBRE's Capital Markets Group, Mr. Webb leads the Company's Mid Atlantic Debt & Structured Finance Team which arranges senior debt, mezzanine debt and equity for a wide variety of apartment/condominium, office, retail, industrial and other properties and development projects.

Dec 28, 2022 · “New construction lending is just very hard to find,” says David Webb, CBRE vice chairman, Debt and Structured Finance. Currently, to get any construction financing for deals over about $60 million to $70 million requires at least 50 percent equity, often with …