How agency lenders are winning multifamily market share through discipline and structural creativity

Tyler Paul

Agency lenders are gaining multifamily market share by pairing tighter credit discipline with creative structures for workforce housing, lease-up deals and higher-leverage executions. The FHFA set 2026 multifamily caps at $88 billion for each enterprise, giving both room to keep

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How agency lenders are winning multifamily market share through discipline and structural creativity

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