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The life sciences sector has so far withstood volatility. Here is what lenders and investors are saying could happen next, Rob Murray writes.
Inflation hedging depends on the ability to grow rents and, in turn income, says Brad Gries, co-head and co-CIO, Americas at LaSalle Investment Management.
Nancy Lashine and John Sweeney, managing partners at capital advisory firm Park Madison Partners, discuss why inflation will be a friend to bricks and mortar, and other reasons for increased institutional allocations next year.
James Jacobs, head of real estate for Lazard’s private capital advisory group, says the easing of restrictions on both sides of the Atlantic is changing institutions’ appetite for risk.
Inflation fears are back but mitigating forces should not be underestimated, says Jose Luis Pellicer, head of investment strategy and research at M&G Real Estate.
The economic fallout from covid-19 has stoked fears of a liquidity crisis in US commercial property lending.
Since the global financial crisis, regional US banks have rapidly gained market share in commercial real estate lending. By Michelle Phillips.
Nuveen Real Estate’s Jack Gay considers whether the time is right for real estate investors to increase commitments to debt
Rising interest rates, CMBS volatility and the likelihood of higher spreads are among the factors borrowers in the US need to think about, writes Ryan Krauch of Mesa West Capital.