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The most significant commercial property financing transactions across US debt markets, collected in our data snapshot, updated every Tuesday.
Lending volume is gaining momentum, but several factors are dragging down a true recovery.
Regional and national bank lenders are making a welcome return to commercial real estate financing.
To grasp opportunities in a reset European lending market, lenders need to look beyond their traditional roles, argue Deutsche Pfandbriefbank’s Duncan Pearson and Charles Balch in this episode of The PERE Podcast.
The improving outlook for US office properties comes amid an increase in debt and equity activity in markets like New York and across California.
The planned developments of 2 World Trade Center and 350 Park Avenue in New York represent grail opportunities for private debt markets to participate.
Tim Johnson, global head of Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies, outlined the opportunity set around loan sales in the market today.
Banks behind Oracle-backed construction projects are shopping loan stakes to commercial real estate private credit lenders and forcing deeper risk considerations as a consequence.
An attractive balance of risk and return in the mid-market is seeing many lenders shift their attention away from larger transactions to more defensible deals.
The return of bank lenders and pursuit of high-quality opportunities are expected to result in more aggressive origination activity to capture market share.