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LOOK AHEAD 2019: What property lenders can expect
Debt providers will see rising interest rates, slower growth in European markets and more political uncertainty in 2019.
UBS: 5 questions to ask of the real estate sector in 2019
Building a resilient portfolio with a focus on income is what will drive outperformance in the next stage of the cycle, the Swiss bank says.
Five signs of a liquid debt market
In the face of headwinds including Brexit, rate rises and high street woes, these trends show there is still a strong appetite to provide debt.
The slow-burning impact of rising rates
Last week’s UK interest rate hike is not an immediate cause for concern in the real estate debt market, but the gradual shift in monetary policy is a headwind.
Schroder REIT refinances amid risk of rising rates
The UK-focused firm has refinanced a £129.6m loan and extended a £20.5m revolving credit facility.
Be ready for a rise in the cost of money
An increase in rates could lead to some lenders reducing their maximum LTV levels, says Savills' Nick Hume.
Investors set to raise alternative credit exposure: survey
Prospects of rising interest rates could drive increased allocations, research from NN IP shows.
When a rate hike isn’t really a rate hike
The UK’s first interest rate rise in a decade has not ruffled feathers in the real estate market, and nor should it, comments Colliers' Walter Boettcher (pictured).
Nick Weber: Parking capital
Henderson Park’s Nick Weber is targeting value-add opportunities in a late-cycle market. Europe’s wall of debt maturities is helping to create them.
Debt is an apt product for 2018
Core investors’ growing interest in providing debt rather than buying prime assets outright makes sense in this prolonged stage of the cycle.
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