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With banks pulling back and interest rates still high, private lenders are navigating a redefined landscape shaped by caution and opportunity, say Kayne Andersonโ€™s David Selznick and LaSalleโ€™s Craig Oram in this podcast.
Debt advisers step up as financing of real estate becomes more diverse and complex, argues Brooklandโ€™s Nassar Hussain.
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Alternative lenders are broadening their scope to include stabilised assets at various leverage points, says Apolloโ€™s Ben Eppley.
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A year of shifting market dynamics saw lenders return, capital markets reopen and real estate transactions increase, say INGโ€™s Sylvia Brandsma and Valรฉrie Vandenbussche.
An international perspective forged through cross-border relationships can reap dividends in the UK, says Standard Charteredโ€™s Ronan Oโ€™Dowd.
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Local knowledge is the key to unlocking lending opportunities in France, according to PIMCOโ€™s Roman Kogan and PIMCO Prime Real Estateโ€™s Roland Fuchs.
ASKโ€™s Daniel Austin anticipates increased demand for finance in the small-ticket market.
Invesco Real Estateโ€™s Andrew Gordon explains how to secure acquisition loans despite market headwinds.
As alternative lenders expand their market share across Europe, debt advisory is gaining prominence, CBREโ€™s Chris Gow and Clarence Dixon argue.
Real estate specialists say the countryโ€™s market needs innovative lending solutions
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