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In this episode of The PERE Podcast, Knight Frank’s Jess Qureshi and Reed Smith’s Josh Hughes look at the rise of the financing structure once widely regarded as too risky, and the nuts and bolts of its use by alternative lenders.

Competition is heating up in Spain’s lending market, but Italy still has enormous untapped potential, says Alberto Lopez, CEO of Aexbridge Capital, winner of the Alternative Lender of the Year: Southern Europe award.

Non-bank lenders continue to expand their footprint in European residential markets, supporting assets beyond construction, say Eldridge’s Graham Keable and Matteo Milan.

A more predictable rate environment should bolster further recovery in the real estate lending market and continue the positive trends seen in 2025, say ING’s Sylvia Brandsma and Michael Shields.

In a shifting European real estate debt market, the loan servicer’s role has moved from administrative support to a value-add partnership, says Trimont’s Rebecca Percossi.

European commercial real estate lenders are looking forward to building on the positive market trends and opportunities that emerged in 2025, says Apollo’s Ben Eppley.

In a landscape defined by unprecedented geopolitical volatility, dependability has become the ultimate currency in real estate finance, says BGO’s Jim Blakemore.

In this podcast, AllianceBernstein’s Clark Coffee says valuing assets is becoming more challenging, making it more important for equity investors to pick the winners. But credit lenders just need to avoid the losers.

Traditional lenders and debt funds fuelled by back leverage are competing for borrowers, with transaction volumes poised to increase, says Newmark’s Matthew Featherstone.

In this podcast, Bravo Capital CEO Aaron Krawitz discusses how private credit is stepping in to finance multifamily and healthcare projects across the US amid tightened regulation and a retreat by traditional lenders.