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Non-bank lenders continue to expand their footprint in European residential markets, supporting assets beyond construction, say Eldridge’s Graham Keable and Matteo Milan.
A more predictable rate environment should bolster further recovery in the real estate lending market and continue the positive trends seen in 2025, say ING’s Sylvia Brandsma and Michael Shields.
In a shifting European real estate debt market, the loan servicer’s role has moved from administrative support to a value-add partnership, says Trimont’s Rebecca Percossi.
European commercial real estate lenders are looking forward to building on the positive market trends and opportunities that emerged in 2025, says Apollo’s Ben Eppley.
In a landscape defined by unprecedented geopolitical volatility, dependability has become the ultimate currency in real estate finance, says BGO’s Jim Blakemore.
Lesley Davison previously spent 14 years as director of banking and treasury at the firm.
In this episode of The PERE Podcast, Goodwin Gaw, co-founder of Gaw Capital, shares his insights on how real estate investors can capture the upside of AI-led growth, while staying defensive against its risks.
The UK property firm aims to provide 12- to 36-month loans of above £10m.
The merged entity will boast a combined real estate heft of around $172bn in assets under management across equity and debt in all major regions.
The US firm has written its first loan in the country, in partnership with Swiss manager Patrimonium.