Goldman Sachs launches a pan-European offices securitisation; CBRE Global Investors makes key hires as it targets lending growth; John Barakat to leave M&G; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Welcome to the first edition of Term Sheet, the new weekly newsletter from Real Estate Capital, for valued subscribers only, landing in your inbox every Wednesday. Starting with a look at data on the UK’s underperforming property loans, AEW's legal win over non-payers of rent and Nuveen’s plans for a new credit fund.
Although property debt specialists have concerns about market conditions, the industry body's Q1 sentiment survey indicates many are cautiously optimistic.
In the magazine: The diversity challenge – How real estate debt leaders believe change should happen; Europe’s top 40 lenders of 2020; A Spain roundtable. Plus much more…
The firm now expects geared total returns on prime offices to be 3.5 percent per year higher than it calculated at the end of 2019.
Real Estate Capital is calling for submissions for 35 categories in this year’s awards. To help us compile our shortlists, we want to hear your highlights from a tough year.
Helaba’s real estate boss on how the bank is dealing with covid-19 in Germany.
Shiva Hotels' managing director on financing hospitality during covid-19
Sentiment among lenders towards European real estate financing improved during Q2. However, CBRE warns that debt providers remain cautious about tenants’ ability to pay rent.
Securitised real estate debt has been battered by the covid-19 pandemic. Now institutional managers must decide what to do about it.