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The Carlton Group is an international real estate investment banking firm with offices throughout the United States and Europe. Founded in 1991, Carlton has consummated in excess of $100 billion in transactions. Carlton is one of the world`s most successful intermediaries in providing equity and debt capital solutions, as well as providing sophisticated investment sale services. The firm also specializes in providing commercial loan restructuring and recapitalization services. Carlton`s expertise includes arranging passive promotable equity for individual real estate transactions and raising entity level equity capital for institutional sponsors. Carlton also executes an aggressive international advisory platform, which is currently executing well over one billion dollars of equity, debt and investment sale advisory business throughout the world. Carlton is widely considered the preferred choice for arranging complex, high-leverage real estate finance transactions. The firm`s superior capital relationships and exceptional analytics and structuring capabilities combine to deliver swift execution on the best possible economic terms for its clients. Carlton is active in all property types, specifically office, residential, hospitality and retail.
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