borrowers

Amid a new round of promotions, hires and exits, one executive is leaving just months after being promoted to a global co-head role.

The Atlanta-based software provider, which helps commercial real estate developers manage development projects, saw significant increases in the number of capital sources used over the last three years. 

In a newly published white paper, the New York-based advisory company cites the costs of scaling lending platforms, the impact of more complex capital structures, and a rise in specially serviced loans. 

In this podcast, MSCI’s Jim Costello and Northwind’s Ran Eliasaf discuss softer headwinds for the office sector as well as the opportunity to lend on high-quality assets and perform office-to-residential conversion programs.  

The Miami-based national real estate lender also brought on an undisclosed wealth advisory firm in its first commitment of this kind.

The bottom line is that directionally, lenders and borrowers have more confidence in the Federal Reserve’s progress on inflation and a softening economic backdrop.

The Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points is not expected to have a significant impact on commercial real estate lending and borrowing.

The New York-based investment manager will buy whole loans and performing- and non-performing notes, and provide additional financing through the fund.

Alternative lenders and the commercial mortgage-backed securities market could help plug the gap, per a report released this week. 

PERE Credit’s inaugural Borrowing Barometer survey is designed to take the pulse of the US real estate financing market from those that use debt or raise it on behalf of those that use it.