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Debt providers are exploring new sectors, alternative lenders’ influence is growing, and banks are keen to push their green credentials.
In the first of three instalments, Real Estate Capital highlights the UK and German banks most actively providing finance to Europe's real estate markets.
CREFC Europe’s latest quarterly survey of market sentiment highlights uncertain market conditions but responses in some areas were slightly more positive than in the previous three months.
AEW's analysis of 970 European real estate loans written since 2003 demonstrates a widening range of pricing as the market has developed.
The private investor has provided a development bond to fund luxury Italian hotel developments as it expands its European lending strategy beyond the UK.
There is growing demand for construction finance. In the right circumstances, it makes sense for those lenders that understand the risks.
The French asset manager will provide development loans and enter new country markets through its third senior real estate lending vehicle, for which it is aiming to raise €400m.
The European commercial real estate lending market faces numerous headwinds. John Barakat, head of real estate finance at M&G Investments, explains how managers can protect their investors’ capital while generating a return.
The need to refinance a huge pile of maturing debt, lenders’ reticence to fund retail, and the growing importance of cashflow were among key topics raised at the consultancy’s latest Financing Property presentation.
CREFC Europe’s latest quarterly survey of market sentiment highlights pessimism about the retail sector and lower expectations for liquidity in the UK.
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