Mr. Martin joined Axonic in 2026 focusing on residential credit investments. Prior to Axonic, he was a member of the Investments Team at Timberlane Partners, where he focused on the acquisition and capitalization of multifamily investments. Prior to Timberlane, Mr. Martin served as a Captain in the United States Air Force, supporting multi-billion dollar defense acquisition programs. Mr. Martin graduated summa cum laude from the United States Air Force Academy with a BS in Business Management.
Matthew Weinstein, Partner and Co-Chief Investment Officer at Axonic Capital, was featured in “Private Credit Turns Core,” a recent article from Institutional Real Estate, Inc. (IREI) examining why institutional investors increasingly view real estate debt as a stable source of income and downside protection. The article highlights a significant shift in commercial real estate lending […]
A recent feature in PERE Credit examines how lenders are redefining distress in commercial real estate as they work to extend loan runway and resolve troubled situations. The article surveys the current market dynamics, from maturity walls and elevated rates to the restructuring and rescue capital strategies that have emerged to address them. Axonic’s Partner […]
Axonic Capital, in partnership with Boston-based real estate firm Synergy, has acquired 265 Franklin Street in Boston’s Financial District. The 21-story office tower spans approximately 358,406 rentable square feet, occupies a full city block between Post Office Square and the Rose Kennedy Greenway. The acquisition was covered by Boston Real Estate Times, which reported the […]
Axonic Capital, alongside GreenBarn Investment Group, Skylight Real Estate Partners and Meadow Partners, co-originated a $77 million mezzanine construction loan for Grubb Properties’ 64-story residential tower at 8 Carlisle Street in Manhattan’s Financial District. Maxim Capital Group provided a $300 million senior construction loan, bringing total financing to $377 million. The project’s total capitalization is […]
Axonic Capital and Deutsche Bank have partnered to originate and securitize multifamily loans in the so-called alt-agency space, a new securitization lane positioned between traditional private-label CMBS and agency offerings. The partnership addresses a structural need in the market by pairing a lender with a B-piece investor to manage first-loss risk, enabling programmatic issuance of […]
