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Rating agency Moody’s predicts next year’s European CMBS issuance will have greater exposure to assets including multifamily residential and specialised properties.
In the second of a two-part review of 2020, we examine how real estate lenders continued to do business, and raise fresh capital, amid the uncertainty created by covid-19.
In the first of a two-part review of 2020, we examine how the pandemic brought the European property sector to a near-halt.
Real Estate Capital’s 10 most-read articles this year show a sector contending with the pandemic but continuing to function.
Strong investor demand and less stringent national lockdown measures have supported the country’s real estate sector, says the Stockholm-based firm’s debt boss, Pontus Sundin.
Covid-19 forced financing volumes down sharply, but our annual lender list shows that activity continued despite the pandemic.
Property debt providers remain circumspect about market prospects.
Real estate lenders are greeting the covid vaccine breakthrough with characteristic caution. But it is tempting to consider more favourable financing conditions in 2021.
Hotels have the chance of returning to pre-covid performance levels, but only if their capital base is properly restructured now, argues Eric Assimakopoulos, founder of Revetas Capital.
By backing construction schemes, debt providers are carefully considering future demand for real estate, delegates at CREFC Europe’s conference heard last week.
