Rithm Capital closes $375 million multifamily residential transition loan securitization

By Public Technologies
  • Rithm Capital closed NRMLT 2026-RTL1, a $375 million securitization backed entirely by multifamily residential transition loans.
  • Collateral starts with 55 Genesis-originated loans financing bridge, construction, renovation projects for investor-owned properties; loans up to $35 million.
  • Structure includes a two-year reinvestment period to buy eligible loans, fund committed advances, using principal repayments.
  • Genesis multifamily originations rose to about $637 million in Q2 2026 from about $160 million in Q1 2024; now ~40% of commitments.
  • Performance Trust led bookrunning; Newrez will act as master servicer.


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