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Debt providers hope new UK premier Liz Truss’s plan to tackle energy price hikes protects occupiers.
The Dutch pension fund manager continues its hunt for equity-like returns.
Urban locations attract Oaktree-backed lender as it seeks to deploy £500 million.
The private real estate firm believes proximity to transport hubs is critical for office assets.
Debt providers increasingly view hotels as an appealing asset class despite economic headwinds.
With the war in Ukraine fuelling inflation and interest rates on the rise, real estate debt market participants are bracing for volatility.
In a webinar last week, the French bank argued the provision of debt in European real estate markets has not been significantly impacted by political and economic factors.
The managing director at the Paris-based asset manager says investors should be re-underwriting business plans to fit the current inflationary environment.
Lenders see the Windy City as the once and future cultural, population and economic hub of the Midwestern US, despite concerns over rising property taxes and high crime rates.
Through the new partnership, the organisations have already closed two deals, including the £251m financing of a residential development in London’s Nine Elms.