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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.

As global investors weigh reallocating portfolios, the European market is entering a new cycle of opportunity, say Arrow Global’s Jay Patel and Cain International’s Arvi Luoma in this podcast.

Trade tensions and shifting geopolitics are reshaping the risk landscape for European CRE, driving heightened scrutiny, slower dealflow and a renewed focus on asset quality, warns Rebecca Percossi, Trimont’s head of international.

European real estate lenders are shifting gears as origination returns, but financing remains selective, argues First Growth’s Francesca Galante.

Collaboration with non-bank lenders is enabling real estate banking to adapt to evolving borrower needs, say pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank’s Charles Balch and Duncan Pearson.

Public funding cuts and a housing supply shortfall coupled with a strong rental culture and high occupancy rates in the Netherlands are creating a big opening for foreign investors, industry leaders explain in this episode of The PERE Podcast.

In a market searching for yield and stability, Christophe Murciani of LBP AM European Private Markets sees mid-market real estate debt as a sweet spot offering equity-like returns with less volatility.

The participants in Real Estate Capital Europe’s roundtable discuss the fallout from tariffs and assess the prospects for non-bank lending.

Aexx Capital’s Alberto López explains how alternative lenders are stepping in to fill a gap left by traditional lenders, backed by local expertise and a mid-market focus.