New York-based investment firm Cerberus Capital Management (Cerberus) has announced the hire of David Abrams from Apollo Management.
The response to our second annual awards, launched last week with an increased number of categories, has been strong. As the 8 January 2016 deadline approaches, the battles in the weeks ahead will be intriguing and closely fought
Heading towards the end of 2015, what possible new scenarios might be on the horizon? As we went to press, one was already looming large in the rear-view mirror: the increasing prospect of a rise in US interest rates.
After a pause around the May UK general election, finance requests have come back strongly, the latest Laxfield Capital UK CRE Debt Barometer shows.
John German of Invesco Real Estate explains why the UK’s private rented sector offers compelling investment characteristics for institutions
After a pause around the time of the general election in May, finance requests have come back strongly in recent months according to the latest Laxfield UK CRE Debt Barometer.
CBRE has expanded its Specialist Markets team in London – covering pubs, leisure and healthcare – with the appointment of Lisa Attenborough as a director.
Attenborough was previously a global real estate advisor at Barclays, where she was a member of the corporate healthcare team.
Eastdil Secured, the New York real estate investment banking arm of Wells Fargo Securities, has created a strategic alliance with Finae Advisors, a Paris-based real estate firm focused on debt advisory.
Describing Paris as “one of the top real estate markets in the world,” Roy March, CEO of Eastdil Secured, said he believed the alliance would “broaden our reach and capabilities within France and be of great benefit to the clients of both firms”.
Speaking at the REC New York Forum, two leading private debt professionals highlighted how regulation has heavily constrained the banks and allowed firms such as theirs to move in and fill the financing gap – as well as lure away key professionals.
Colliers International (Colliers), the US-based real estate services firm, has won its case at the Court of Appeal in London, with a unanimous verdict that its valuation of a German mixed-use property at €135 million in 2005 was correct.
The latest case was the result of an appeal by Colliers following a High Court ruling last year that that it had over-valued a complex mixed-use property in Nuremberg, Germany, by €32 million.