SACRAMENTO-NorthMarq Capital now has a local presence in Sacramento through its California loan professional, Marcy Olson. Olson will offer commercial and multifamily loan origination, representing many institutional lenders with whom NorthMarq has strong relationships.
Olson will handle a broad spectrum of commercial real estate financing, including permanent debt, bridge, and construction financing on income producing property. She joined NorthMarq as a producer in early 2012, working out of Reno, NV. Since then, the three-person team in Nevada has closed more than $200 million in loans in Nevada by collaborating with the 32 other NorthMarq offices.
Through the company's expansion in the Western US, NorthMarq has closed loans totaling nearly $194 million in the Sacramento/Roseville area, managed from the San Francisco office.
“Seeing the real estate recovery become reality, NorthMarq decided to expand its marketing to specifically target Sacramento,” says Olson.
A California native and licensed California Real Estate Broker, with a B.A. from UC Berkeley and an MBA from the University of San Diego, Olson has more than 25 years' experience in commercial real estate finance, including working for a major bank in San Francisco.
“In recognizing the strengths of the Sacramento market and the business NorthMarq has previously done in the region, we are very pleased to have Marcy driving our growth into the greater Sacramento area,” says Lawrence Stephenson, executive vice president-NorthMarq. “She is well positioned to continue NorthMarq's success in the greater Sacramento community.”
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