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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.

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.

An increase in rates could lead to some lenders reducing their maximum LTV levels, says Savills' Nick Hume.

Prospects of rising interest rates could drive increased allocations, research from NN IP shows.

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).

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.

The European property industry remains cautious but positive on the coming year, bolstered by an improving macroeconomic outlook for the eurozone and real estate’s continued attractiveness as an asset class, according to the Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2018 survey.