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According to the co-working company’s EMEA real estate head, its rescue by SoftBank allows for “very sustainable growth”. But property debt providers will need to decide if they still have faith in the business model.

Lenders are keen to finance a broad range of property sectors in Spain’s revived real estate market.

Plenty of Europe’s real estate debt providers have lent against buildings occupied by the co-working operator. Real Estate Capital examines whether the company’s $9.5bn rescue by SoftBank will alleviate concerns caused by its recent troubles.

At the recent CREFC conference, Patrick Nelson discussed the office space company's business model following its refinancing, its use of SPVs in leasing deals, and its relationships with landlords and lenders.

The deal signals the real estate fund management giant’s entry into Europe’s property credit market.

Writing a loan referencing SONIA could help drive industry consensus on a replacement for LIBOR.

The deadline for submissions for the REC 2019 awards is next Monday, 25 November.

James Macdonald, head of China research at Savills, explains why the country’s developers will increasingly turn to international lenders for finance.

With less than a month to go, we urge you to send your submissions for Real Estate Capital’s annual recognition of the European property debt market’s star performers.

With SoftBank taking an 80% ownership stake in WeWork, landlords can expect a more creditworthy and stable tenant.