1991
Mag Mile commercial mortgage banking predecessor launches
Acquires $100 million servicing portfolio.
Our story
Three decades in the making.
From a commercial mortgage banking predecessor in 1991 to the Mag Mile Capital name in 2018 — the milestones that built the platform.
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1993
Becomes one of the first CMBS originators
Firm closes over $2 billion over the next decade.
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1996
Opens office for largest Fannie Mae DUS lender
Produces over $100 million in loans annually.
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1999
Raises capital via affiliates
Originates over $40 million as direct lender.
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2002
Merchant bank predecessor launches
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2002
Commercial mortgage banking predecessor establishes CDE with U.S. Treasury
CDE receives first allocation as part of the New Markets Tax Credits program. Goes on to receive over $750 million.
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2009
Merchant bank founds boutique residential brokerage firm
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2010
Commercial mortgage banking predecessor leads CMBS re-birth
Originates one of the top ten loans into the $715 million JP Morgan / Ladder Capital CMBS securitization.
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2012
Merchant bank launches commercial real estate brokerage
Generates over $1.2 billion in investment sales.
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2016
Mag Mile Capital formed
CSF Capital, LLC formed, branded as Aries Conlon Capital, as a result of a three-way merger: predecessor firms merge commercial mortgage banking and capital markets teams to form the combined firm, with Rushi Shah as Principal and CEO.
Principal hosts first season of CNBC prime-time TV show
Asked to film second season.
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2018
Firm rebrands to Mag Mile Capital
Today — a national capital advisory platform, publicly traded on OTCQB: MMCP.
