In commercial real estate, mixed use is a term used to describe a property with multiple uses. There are many examples of this, such as a multistory building with retail space on the bottom floor and apartment units above it, or office space that is attached to a single-family home.
Most commonly, a mixed-use development includes more square footage for owner-occupied or rental housing rather than a strict commercial use, although mixed-use loans are considered commercial financing because the property relies heavily on rental income.
In commercial real estate, mixed use is a term used to describe a property with multiple uses. There are many examples of this, such as a multistory building with retail space on the bottom floor and apartment units above it, or office space that is attached to a single-family home.
Most commonly, a mixed-use development includes more square footage for owner-occupied or rental housing rather than a strict commercial use, although mixed-use loans are considered commercial financing because the property relies heavily on rental income.
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Guidelines for Mixed Use Property loans are subject to change when there are adjustments to government and lender policies, interest rate modifications, and fluctuations in the economy.
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