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January 15, 2026

Gantry finds $30M for local trio

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There were three different beneficiaries for loans secured in past months by Gantry, that firm announced this week. First, Mike Wood and Tim Brown secured $8.5 million in a refinancing deal at Fremont Studios, owned by Fremont Dock Co. (itself run by the Burke family). Second, Mike Taylor joined Wood and Brown in securing $12 million to retire old debt at the ParMac 100 & 200 industrial complex in Kirkland. (That followed the October sale, as the DJC then reported, with Symetra Life Insurance being the lender.) Third, Wood and Brown arranged $9.4 million to refinance old debt at the 92-unit Mark Twain apartments in Tacoma. Wood said in a statement, “This past year represented an improving climate for permanent debt as rate benchmarks improved and became less volatile with the market better adjusted to the cycle's new cost of capital.”




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