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The return of bank lenders and pursuit of high-quality opportunities are expected to result in more aggressive origination activity to capture market share.
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Private credit managers at CREFC’s annual Miami conference expect one to two more rate cuts this year, though the potential end of Jerome Powell’s tenure adds volatility.
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There continues to be a structural shortage of housing and an extreme need to renovate existing stock.
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CMBS issuance in 2025 will be about 140% higher than one year ago, according to data from the CRE Finance Council.
QuadReal chief executive Dennis Lopez tells PERE Credit the firm only lends in sectors where it has operating platforms.
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The mixed-use development at 205 Montague Street will be built on the site of the former Brooklyn Dodgers headquarters.
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The partnership will look at opportunities throughout the capital stack.
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The New York-based manager’s global head of real estate says the firm still expects to double its AUM in the asset class over the next five years, despite the shocking death of co-CEO and former co-real estate head Joshua Pack.
In part one of a two-part series, The PERE Podcast looks at the top headlines from across 2025. This week, the team focuses on the major stories in real estate credit.
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The borrower, Thomas James Homes, is the largest single-lot homebuilder in the US. 

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