Property debt professionals need to adapt to change, while preparing for a market correction, argued panellists at CREFC’s recent London conference.
London’s luxury flats are out of favour with lenders, as they focus on what is deemed ‘affordable’ residential in the UK capital.
Real estate professionals across Europe expect debt to remain liquid into 2018, amid a riskier market, reports Doug Morrison
Investors are more upbeat about the near future for the UK market, according to the results of the latest Colliers International and Real Estate Capital Investor Pricing Survey.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s UK CMBS deal shows investment banks remain determined to finance European real estate in this late-cycle market.
When it comes to financing residential, it would be wise to choose schemes local people can afford to live in.
German bank Deutsche Hypo has placed its first ‘green’ Pfandbrief, raising €500 million through the issue of a six-year bond with a coupon of 0.125 percent.
Brookfield Asset Management has held a $3 billion final close for its fifth real estate debt fund, Brookfield Real Estate Finance V, through which the firm has the ability to lend up to 20 percent in Europe.
The Northern Irish government has launched a £100 million (€111 million) fund to address the shortage of development finance.
The European Commission has backed the European Parliament’s proposals to water down new rules on banks holding non-performing loans (NPLs).