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Aeriance Investment, the commercial real estate debt fund manager, originated €270 million across 20 loans during 2015 as it increased its activity in the UK regions. The firm has now lent €1.6 billion since it was launched in 2008.
Talk of Chinese investment into US commercial real estate is rampant, but it’s our neighbors to the north who continue to invest the most money here -- and by a huge margin over the competition.
Morgan Stanley has syndicated about €150 million of mezzanine debt secured on Ireland’s Blanchardstown regional shopping mall near Dublin with two debt funds, Real Estate Capital can reveal.
Royal Bank of Scotland has provided a £145 million loan to Airport Industrial Property Unit Trust (AIPUT), managed by Aberdeen Asset Management.
Irish Residential Properties REIT (I-RES REIT) finances its €83 million apartment scheme with a €250 million debt facility.
Deutsche Hypo and ING Commercial Banking have provided a €160 million loan to a fund managed by Patrizia Immobilien to finance a property portfolio in the Netherlands.
The $3 billion in securitized loans tied to Blackstone’s purchase of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village have paid off, signaling a huge drop in the CMBS delinquency rate.
ING group has appointed Annerie Vreugdenhil as its new global head of real estate finance. Vreugdenhil will replace John Boyles and will begin her new role in February.
Royal Bank of Scotland expects to lend £1 billion to the UK private rental scheme (PRS) market in the next 12-18 months, about one sixth of its £6 billion annual lending to real estate.
American International Group is the lender behind the $65.2 million of first mortgage for the refinancing of two Hyatt-branded properties: the 149-room Hyatt House Seattle/Redmond and the 160-room Hyatt House Seattle/Bellevue, Washington, Real Estate Capital has learned.
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