REC staff

Kinnerton Credit Management has announced a first close of its fourth fund on around €130m and is including Southern Sweden in its investing mandate for the first time.

Global real estate debt fundraising has recovered from post-crisis lows and is now far more diverse than it was 10 years ago.

The prospect of Japanese institutional investors eventually becoming cornerstone investors in funds and other investment structures was discussed at PERE’s annual conference in Tokyo.

In this 13-page downloadable presentation, Real Estate Capital provides a snapshot of the leading organisations offering debt liquidity to the European property sector.

The US offers stable loan underwriting standards and an opportunity for debt funds to take back market share from banks, which have lent more in recent quarters.

In the third of three instalments, Real Estate Capital highlights the alternative lenders most actively providing finance to Europe's real estate markets.

In the second of three instalments, Real Estate Capital examines the leading lenders in Europe today.

More organisations than ever before are aiming to provide debt across Europe’s commercial property markets. In the first of three instalments, Real Estate Capital profiles those making the biggest impact.

The firm is seeking €100 million more than it raised in its previous fund.

Robert Johnson, managing director for Asia-Pacific real estate at JPMorgan Global Alternatives, tells our sister publication, PERE, why Japan is in a healthier lending environment today than 10 years ago.