Samantha Rowan
The impact of tariffs on interest rates and transaction volumes is top of mind for lenders and borrowers today.
The New York-based investment management company is raising concerns about the volume of loans slated to mature in 2025 and 2026.
The most significant commercial property financing transactions across US debt markets, collected in our data snapshot, updated every Tuesday.
The New York-based manager is targeting $1bn of additional loan originations as part of the expanded partnership.
The Trump administration’s on-again, off-again tariff policy is a lesson in resilience for commercial real estate debt and equity managers.
Debt fund managers remain active, albeit cautious, as the Trump administration has this week implemented and rescinded tariffs on nearly all US trading partners.
The results and analysis of this research will feature in a report on the alternative lender market in PERE Credit's June issue.
The structure of RCG Venture’s acquisition of a $1.8bn retail portfolio, which includes buckets of non-real estate capital, presents a framework for a new kind of deal in the sector.
The Trump administration’s move to implement global tariffs will hit the lending, construction markets hardest, KPMG’s Roger Yang believes.
Lending is gaining momentum, starting with a resurgent CMBS market, which saw $36.3bn worth of issuance through mid-March, up from the $14.4bn seen during the same period in 2024.