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Sentiment among lenders towards European real estate financing improved during Q2. However, CBRE warns that debt providers remain cautious about tenants’ ability to pay rent.
Sister title PERE’s research shows a slowdown in real estate debt fundraising since a post-global financial crisis peak in 2017.
View or download our interactive presentation for more on our annual ranking of real estate debt fundraisers, how much capital they deployed, and who is busy raising fresh funds now.
Three-quarters of respondents to Savills’ global sentiment survey stated debt has become less available in EMEA and North America.
Market metrics show banks remain the largest providers of property finance in France.
Concerns over the impact of the coronavirus are the dominant theme of CREFC Europe's Q2 survey of market sentiment.
Our Debt Fund 25 shows how the managers of private real estate capital in Europe have managed to grow their reserves since 2015.
Since March, consultancy CBRE has monitored a set of lender sentiment metrics to gauge the response in the debt market to the covid-19 crisis. Here, Paul Coates, head of debt and structured finance at CBRE Capital Advisors, discusses the findings.
Losses and write-offs on retail debt could reach £10bn, while £22bn of development loans face delays, the latest UK lending market report by Cass Business School predicts.
The £180m loan for a new luxury London hotel is one of the few financing deals closed in the sector since the pandemic began.