Jersey City-based Asset Based Lending, a provider of private capital to real estate investors, on Thursday said it is opening a second headquarters in Cherry Hill that will be home to employees in the Philadelphia and South Jersey region.
This new location reflects ABL’s momentum as it scales nationwide, with over 55 current employees and room to support additional hires as the company grows its workforce. The expansion comes as ABL charts an impressive growth trajectory across the East Coast, and markets across the nation, solidifying its position as a top-tier lender in real estate investment.
Cherry Hill’s proximity to growing real estate markets, high-caliber talent, and established strength within the mortgage industry made it the ideal location for ABL to strengthen its infrastructure and deliver even greater value to borrowers.
“This is more than just an office. It’s a launchpad for the future of ABL, and a crucial step in driving the company forward,” Kevin Rodman, CEO of ABL said. “Situated in a thriving market, this location positions us to scale while maintaining the personalized, dependable service that sets us apart. We’ve built the infrastructure to lead this industry and deliver even greater value to borrowers and employees alike.”
The new Cherry Hill office joins a growing national footprint, including its recent expansions in Dallas, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee, continuing to position the company to connect with markets nationwide. These expansion efforts demonstrate ABL’s drive to stay at the forefront of real estate lending by meeting borrowers where they are and delivering innovative, localized solutions.
This new hub will centralize ABL’s core business functions–loan processing, underwriting, and human resources–supercharging the company’s ability to deliver fast, flexible financing to real estate investors. By optimizing workflows and fostering collaboration among top professionals, ABL will stay agile in meeting the growing demand for its lending solutions, particularly in the new construction sector.
