Public funding cuts and a housing supply shortfall coupled with a strong rental culture and high occupancy rates in the Netherlands are creating a big opening for foreign investors, industry leaders explain in this episode of The PERE Podcast.
In a market searching for yield and stability, Christophe Murciani of LBP AM European Private Markets sees mid-market real estate debt as a sweet spot offering equity-like returns with less volatility.
The participants in Real Estate Capital Europe’s roundtable discuss the fallout from tariffs and assess the prospects for non-bank lending.
Aexx Capital’s Alberto López explains how alternative lenders are stepping in to fill a gap left by traditional lenders, backed by local expertise and a mid-market focus.
With banks pulling back and interest rates still high, private lenders are navigating a redefined landscape shaped by caution and opportunity, say Kayne Anderson’s David Selznick and LaSalle’s Craig Oram in this podcast.
Debt advisers step up as financing of real estate becomes more diverse and complex, argues Brookland’s Nassar Hussain.
Alternative lenders are broadening their scope to include stabilised assets at various leverage points, says Apollo’s Ben Eppley.
A year of shifting market dynamics saw lenders return, capital markets reopen and real estate transactions increase, say ING’s Sylvia Brandsma and Valérie Vandenbussche.
An international perspective forged through cross-border relationships can reap dividends in the UK, says Standard Chartered’s Ronan O’Dowd.
Local knowledge is the key to unlocking lending opportunities in France, according to PIMCO’s Roman Kogan and PIMCO Prime Real Estate’s Roland Fuchs.