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The impact of the global financial crisis for the real estate sector was first shocking, then painful and, finally, educational.
When Lehman Brothers failed, banks’ real estate lending units pulled down the shutters. The implications are still being dealt with a decade later.
A decade after the largest financial bankruptcy in US history, the private real estate industry has been reshaped by tough lessons learnt. In this first of a series of features, we examine the impact of the collapse of Lehman Brothers on global real estate.
The banker will replace Mark Titcomb following his retirement from the banking industry.
The German firm has adapted the structure and strategy of its real estate lending.
Riaz Azadi and Rob Weinberg, managing directors at Eastdil Secured, discuss how investors and lenders are breaking new ground in pursuit of enhanced returns.
While there are few intermediaries in the space, demand for their services in Europe is growing.
Intermediaries argue they can plot a route for clients through complex credit markets.
Real Estate Capital’s data on the latest UK and Continental European real estate lending deals.
The bank has provided £230m of debt to back US REIT Global Net Lease’s entire UK office portfolio.