
PERE Creditโs special report explores how bridge lending is meeting a growing need
Commercial real estate borrowers face a maturity wall of up to $2 trillion through to the end of 2026 and so are increasingly turning to short-term financing to complete business plans or ride out the current persistently elevated interest rate environment. As banks continue to pull back and agency lending also slows, non-bank lenders are able to capitalize on the opportunity being presented.
INSIDE THE REPORT
Why bridge lending is a key growth area for real estate private credit
Five managers putting down roots in bridge lending
Canyon Partners: Bridging the recovery through short-term lending
Self-storage financing emerges as a lending niche
Tannenbaum Capital Group: Discipline is key in a shifting lending market
Healthcare real estate’s short-term lending infusion
Stormfield Capital: US residential bridge lending offers resilience
Bridge lending’s role in single family rental growth
PIMCO: Capitalizing on a US commercial real estate market recovery
How lenders are bridging the gap on multifamily
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