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Daniel Austin and Joshua Weinstein of London-based ASK Partners, winner of Small-Ticket Market Lender of the Year (Sub-€20m Market): Europe, discuss how they are taking advantage of some radical shifts in the market.
In bringing aboard €1.2bn for its Ardian Real Estate European Fund II, the Paris-based manager has raised more than 60% more than its 2018 debut vehicle.
A return to work could lead to a new lease of life for these properties, which have been falling out of favour with lenders.
Ben Eppley, the US firm’s head of property debt in Europe, says the transitional financing is representative of Apollo’s recent lending.
After five years of transitioning its real estate portfolio, the £47bn investor remains resolute when it comes to the workplace.
The pandemic has changed how and where we work. But what does that mean for offices and how they will be financed?
As building owners ready their properties for the real estate recovery, debt advisers are helping to source finance for their business plans.
The head of real assets at the Dutch investor says building valuations will take a hit unless owners are proactive in making their assets sustainable.
Following an €88m financing in the Netherlands, the US manager’s real estate finance director says the country’s office sector is no longer blighted by oversupply.
So-called ‘beds for rent’ sectors in the UK are becoming a preferred allocation choice for investors over offices and retail, according to findings published by Investec.
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