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Real Estate Capital’s data on the latest UK and continental European real estate lending deals.
Real estate professionals across Europe expect debt to remain liquid into 2018, amid a riskier market, reports Doug Morrison
Investors are more upbeat about the near future for the UK market, according to the results of the latest Colliers International and Real Estate Capital Investor Pricing Survey.
An uptick in liquidity of development finance in the UK looks likely to fall far short of demand, as lenders remain cautious when it comes to construction schemes.
The European property industry remains cautious but positive on the coming year, bolstered by an improving macroeconomic outlook for the eurozone and real estate’s continued attractiveness as an asset class, according to the Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2018 survey.
Real Estate Capital’s data on the latest UK and continental European real estate lending deals.
Non-bank lenders’ recent strong performance shows that real estate debt providers in the UK should look outside core, prime markets.
The report shows a raft of organisations keen to originate debt, but deals more difficult to source.
Sales of real estate loans and lender-owned properties look set to surpass the €85.9 billion 2015 market peak this year, on the back of large-scale loan sales and securitisations of non-core debt in the Spanish and Italian markets.
Average lending margins across European real estate finance markets have increased in the last six months, while leverage has crept up in selected cities, according to new research by Cushman & Wakefield.