DALLAS, TEXAS — Hall Structured Finance (HSF), a leading private commercial real estate lender based in Dallas, announced the promotion of Brad Ferguson to Senior Vice President of Originations and the hiring of Josh Clary as Executive Vice President, Senior Lending Officer.

Ferguson has been with HSF for ten years and has established a proven track record of sourcing and closing high-quality commercial real estate loans. In his expanded role as Senior Vice President of Originations, Ferguson will continue leading loan sourcing efforts across HSF’s target sectors, including multifamily, hospitality, and select office opportunities, while deepening relationships with sponsors and intermediaries nationwide.

Clary joins HSF as Executive Vice President, Senior Lending Officer, where he will oversee the lending process from initial screening through underwriting, Loan Committee approval, and closing. In this leadership role, Clary will work closely with the origination team to evaluate and structure new loan opportunities, guide transactions through underwriting and credit review, and help ensure deals are appropriately sized, structured, and positioned for successful execution.

“Brad’s promotion is a reflection of his outstanding performance and consistent ability to identify, structure, and close high-quality loans,” said Craig Hall, Founder and CEO of HSF. “Over the past ten years, he has played a critical role in originations and strengthening our relationships across the industry. We are equally excited to welcome Josh to the team. His leadership, originations and credit expertise, and experience managing lending platforms will further enhance our ability to execute efficiently and prudently as we continue to grow.”

Ferguson added, “It’s been a pleasure to work with such a great team and company over the past decade. I look forward to strengthening our relationships across the industry and help grow and expand our lending platform in the years ahead.”

Clary commented, “I’m excited to join the successful and established Hall team and look forward to contributing to the firm’s continued growth and success.”

Founded in 1995, Hall Structured Finance is a privately held lender that provides non-recourse first-lien construction and asset repositioning loans secured by commercial real estate projects throughout the United States. The company originates, underwrites, closes, and services loans for its own account, offering borrowers a flexible and entrepreneurial alternative to traditional institutional capital sources.

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