Daniel Cunningham
There are big plans for the survey formerly known as the De Montfort report. That is good news for transparency in the property debt space.
London’s Cass Business School has been appointed to take over the influential property lending market report, compiled by Nicole Lux (pictured), which may expand its scope across the continent.
Several major banks may have avoided this year’s Cannes event, but those lenders in attendance remain confident about the market.
Development debt has been constrained this cycle, but sponsors’ build-to-core strategies are attracting finance.
In the first of a three-part series this week, REC examines the capital flooding into the continent and what it means for the sector.
Evergreen 2, which invests European funding, has provided its first loan to support a UK campus development.
A survey of UK debt trends shows alternative lenders are encroaching further into senior banks’ territory.
The Munich-based insurer expanded its loan portfolio by €3.7bn in 2017.
David Barry has joined the consultancy as a senior director from rival BNP Paribas Real Estate and will focus on investors active in the UK, especially the Central London market.
The deluge of global money into European real estate, including debt vehicles, is not letting up.