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Plenty of competition and lots of liquidity are among the findings of CREFC Europe's latest sentiment survey.
Germany’s fiscal revolution has raised hopes for the economic outlook, but the country’s struggling property industry is yet to feel tangible benefits.
Industry sentiment stabilises in Q3 following initial shock over US tariffs, with renewed confidence in real estate fundamentals and transactional activity.
The incoming head of Blackstone’s European real estate lending business tells the PERE Network Europe Forum 2025 that banks are unlocking investment market activity.
Sentiment index score drops sharply after announcement of tariffs.
Following the country’s election and a major fiscal reform, real estate finance professionals are hopeful for growth.
Lenders’ outlook on the year remains mixed, says Laura Bretherton from law firm Macfarlanes.
Christian Fladeland, co-chief executive of the Swedish company, says bank margins are reducing.
An increasing emphasis on a return to the office by corporate companies may be supporting the positivity.
The Copenhagen-based firm is aiming for a final fund size of around €800m.










