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In the first of a two-part review of 2020, we examine how the pandemic brought the European property sector to a near-halt.
Real Estate Capital’s 10 most-read articles this year show a sector contending with the pandemic but continuing to function.
The UK insurer has pledged to originate £1bn in sustainable real estate debt by 2025 under its new sustainability framework.
The London-based subsidiary of the Israeli international bank provided a £33m loan to back the redevelopment of the iconic racing circuit.
The UK lender says the deal will allow them to finance a wider pool of property developers looking to deliver housing across the country.
The UK-based purpose-built student accommodation lender says the pandemic will have just a temporary impact on the sector’s prospects.
Participants in Real Estate Capital’s virtual roundtable on the Spanish market expect the pandemic to reshape the profile of the country’s real estate lending market.
Strong investor demand and less stringent national lockdown measures have supported the country’s real estate sector, says the Stockholm-based firm’s debt boss, Pontus Sundin.
In the final part of our annual list of Europe's leading property lenders, we continue to look at the alternative debt providers that made their mark in 2020.
In the third part of our annual list of Europe's leading property lenders, we look at the alternative debt providers that made gains in 2020.