NEWS

Positive news for our DC housing market. Read more >

Thrilled with this good news coming out of one of our new markets. Read more >

And more people means more homes. Read more >

And Spring Garden Capital is located in the heart of it. Read more >

Thrilled to be in the Cincinnati real estate market. Here’s another reason why. Read more >

Delve into more details in the research article “Midwest reigns in US affordability” published Feb 26, 2025. Read more >

Check out this article from realtor.com. Read more >

Here’s why we’re a perfect fit for the Cincinnati real estate market! The Cincinnati Business Courier’s covers our expansion in “Philadelphia-based Spring Garden Lending enters Cincinnati market, led by veteran banker.” Read more >

We are thrilled to be part of this robust Central Ohio housing market! Read more >

And we’ve hired a seasoned commercial lender—Omar ElhagMusa—to head up the Columbus Cincinnati Metro region. Omar knows borrowers will welcome rapid, responsive access to capital and lenders who understand relationships, not just transactions. Read the press release >

Great news….The Philadelphia market rose six spots from No. 11 on the real estate platform’s list for 2024. Read more >

Home buyers were positive and engaged in the housing market in October, with existing-home sales, new-home sales, and new-home mortgage applications all increasing on a year-over-year basis in the month. Despite elevated mortgage rates, resale inventory levels and new-home mortgage activity both increased in October. Read more >

And more good news—13% in 2026! Read more >

In our series “Developing Stories,” learn about how a forgotten business card propelled Jeff’s real estate business. Read more >

What’s going on? Read more >

Learn how Chad and Brandon built a thriving real estate business with some strategic lending. Read more >

Catch up with a former president of our Mid-Atlantic Region and board member. Read more >

Real estate broker RE/MAX has issued its September housing report—home inventories rose for a seventh straight month. The number of homes for sale rose 6.4% from August and was 33.6% higher than in September 2023. Read more >

Hear from Usman and Ali in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

Borrowers Zeel and Patel look to revamp local, blighted properties in Penn Hill. Read more >

Attom released a home-flipping report for Q1 of 2024. Read more >

Let’s get some answers. Read more >

Anthony talks about how strategic moves and a key partnership fuels his real estate success in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

In our series “Developing Stories,” learn about how one class in college changed Dan’s life. Read more >

Urban Turf reports that DC is very close to meeting its 2025 housing production goals. Read more >

Urban Turf writes “Millennials are back on top as the largest generation of home buyers…” Read more >

So what’s the key to their success? Find out in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

According to the Center City District’s annual report, Center City’s population and housing construction have far outpaced the rest of the City. 2023 saw a record number of new homes in the area. Read more >

Jim believes in managing his business to a “triple bottom line,” taking into account not just financial return, but social and environmental responsibility as well. Hear from Jim in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

And she champions women in real estate offering education and consulting for real estate professions. Hear from Karen in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

Urban Turf ran a great article this month. Read more >

Philadelphia, Washington, DC and Harrisburg-Carlisle are among the ten markets with the most pent-up housing demand in 2024. Read more >

Let’s see what the experts have to say. Read more >

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A recent study projects, “a wave of inventory could hit the housing market in the coming years as 24 million homes present an opportunity for fix and flip investors.” Read more >

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The National Association of Realtors ranked the Philly metro area in the top 10 markets for its potential for strong growth in home sales in 2024. Read more >

Urban Turf’s got some predictions for 2024. Read more >

And its home price per square foot has increased almost 50% over 5 years. Read more >

The Baltimore Sun reports, “Baltimore selected as federal tech hub for artificial intelligence and biotechnology.” Let’s see how this impacts the Baltimore market. Read more >

The Pittsburgh Business Times ran a recent article, “As home prices rise, Pittsburgh still one of the most affordable places to live. Here are some key points. Read more >

”Pittsburgh ranks in top 10 on U.S. News list of the nation’s best places to retire.” Read more >

According to Lonely Planet travel guide, “Philadelphia is the perfect blend of old school and modern metropolis,” Learn more about our thriving City. Read more >

Check out this positive housing market report from Urban Turf on the DC market. Read more >

Philadelphia is leading most other large cities in bringing people back to Center City post-pandemic, creating optimism for the future. Read more >

Hear from Jonathan in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

Doing extensive research to find the right project, for the right price, in a viable, emerging neighborhood. Hear from Ashley and Gregory in our “Developing Stories” series. Read more >

Check out these great reports coming out about the viability and potential of these markets. Read more >

The Pittsburgh Business Times just ran this article. Read more >

Andi Phillips, one of our board members, makes Forbes List of 50 Over 50 as Co-founder and Managing Partner of Maycomb Capital. Learn more about Andi and her impressive organization. Read more >

To determine the best place for families to live, U.S. News focused on three main categories of data from last year—affordability, quality of life and job market opportunities—and weighted them equally. Spring Garden Lending ranks Pittsburgh as a great real estate market; a great city to do business in! Read more >

From the Wall Street Journal report. Read more >

Read more about Michael in our series, “Developing Stories.” >

Exciting news! We are thrilled to have this moment highlighted by Philadelphia Business Journal. This milestone means more amazing projects! Read more >

Pretty Girls Love Real Estate’s most recent podcast features our Director of Business Development DC Market, Sarah Massey. The weekly podcast showcases stories of every day women of color breaking barriers and building wealth through real estate. Read more >

Let’s take a look at the details. Read more >

This article suggests a future with softening home prices and rental rates as more supplies hit the market. Read more >

We got a Parkway modeled after the Champs-Elysees in Paris designed by two French architects, one of whom also designed the Ben Franklin Bridge and redesigned Rittenhouse Square. The Barnes and Rodin museums have abundant collections of French paintings and sculptures. And, we can’t forget General Lafayette’s critical role in the American Revolution. Read more >

Let’s see what the Business Journal has to say. Read more >

Let’s take a look at some of the facts supporting this report. Read more >

The Washingtonian came out with a report on the current DC housing market. Read more >

One career just isn’t enough for some people! After taking real estate investment training in 2018, they jumped into the industry and have been thriving ever since. Read more >

Good question. Let’s look at some of the support to answer that. Read more >

Can that be right?! Let’s look at the details. Read more >

Here are the key points from the study. Read more >

Philadelphia was highlighted in a recent Wall Street Journal article, “Downtown Philadelphia Stages a Comeback.” Exciting news for our City. Read more >

We highlight the inspiring work of one of our real estate developers, Nick, who’s taking on the challenge of revitalizing a neighborhood in Washington, D.C. Read more >

And he’s just getting started. Want to learn more about Ernst? Read more >

Great benefits and at a cost that makes small-scale development more accessible for more people.