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The New York-based investment management company is raising concerns about the volume of loans slated to mature in 2025 and 2026. 

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.

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.

Value creation and the need to scale will push more real estate investment trusts and private investment companies into consolidation mode, according to Tim Bodner, a partner in PwC’s real estate practice.

The strong pace of originations provides an indicator of upbeat sentiment across the wider commercial real estate finance markets in the first months of 2025.

Retail-focused manager RCG Ventures has closed on the first phase of its deal to take private 100 assets owned by listed REIT Global Net Lease.

A pair of $100m+ financings originated over the past month demonstrate the increase in traction for residential conversions.

The New York manager has completed a $878m securitization backed by mortgage servicing rights.

The Miami-based firm will allocate the capital across its strategies, which include stable and transitional lending platforms.