In just over a week, voting in the Real Estate Capital Awards 2016 will close. During this holiday period, why not take a quick 15 minutes to have your say on the stand-out deals and organisations in the European real estate finance markets during 2016?
In this second part of our retrospective of 2016, Real Estate Capital revisits the key stories which shaped European real estate finance during the year.
In this first part of our retrospective of 2016, Real Estate Capital revisits the key stories which shaped European real estate finance during a tumultuous year.
The total volume of UK real estate finance requests recorded by debt advisor Laxfield Capital during the second and third quarters of 2016 was almost 25 percent below average, which Laxfield co-founder Emma Huepfl (pictured) said reflects “irregular market conditions”.
Spanish SOCIMI Axiare Patrimonio has secured a €144 million financing from three European banks, which it said will fund its growth in the coming months.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) has provided a €143.3 million financing to European investor and asset manager M7 Real Estate.
Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank has written an £85 million loan to refinance a five-star hotel located in the City of London.
US private real estate investment firm Colony Capital has been selected to buy the €1.5 billion Project Tolka loan portfolio from Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency (NAMA).
Deutsche Asset Management has provided a €71.5 million senior loan to finance the acquisition of a retail and leisure park in Madrid.
Allianz has taken a €366 million participation in the €610 million loan which Aareal Bank recently provided to Invesco Real Estate.