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With SoftBank taking an 80% ownership stake in WeWork, landlords can expect a more creditworthy and stable tenant.
The UK’s regional cities are attracting lenders looking to diversify from the capital’s increasingly hot market.
Although the H1 2019 survey recorded an increase in origination, it also highlighted areas of concern for debt providers.
The impact of the ECB’s monetary policy reversal, growing caution in the banking sector, and the importance of lending selectively were among the concerns at this year’s EXPO Real.
Domestic banks are under pressure to reduce their bad loans and are on track to meet their targets.
With LIBOR on its way out, European borrowers may be encouraged to opt for property loans with fixed rates of interest.
Real estate lenders’ investments in fintech start-ups demonstrate their keenness to catch up with the times.
As operational real estate becomes the norm across the property industry, so-called ‘alternative’ assets are no longer on the periphery for investors or lenders.
Debt providers are exploring new sectors, alternative lenders’ influence is growing, and banks are keen to push their green credentials.