Italy’s banks are finally putting non-core loans onto the market, writes Lauren Parr.
NPL work-out strategies have proved lucrative for investors, writes Lauren Parr.
Investment banks are keeping watch on loan-on-loan opportunities, particularly in southern Europe, writes Lauren Parr.
Hotels are an alternative property type that many lenders are eager to bank, writes Lauren Parr.
At one time, student accommodation was not noted for its quality. Today, institutional-grade property is being provided across Europe and lenders are taking note, finds Lauren Parr.
Europe’s healthcare market is increasingly institutional, writes Lauren Parr.
Investors plan to increase their allocations to the self-storage sector, but lenders see the European market as fragmented, finds Lauren Parr.
Global capital continues to flow into Europe, but while North American opportunistic money is gradually exiting, Asian institutions are in buy-mode. Lauren Parr reports.
The election of Donald Trump to the US presidency could have a disruptive effect on capital flows, writes Lauren Parr.
Beijing is attempting to curb capital from leaving the country, but it will still find a home in European real estate, writes Lauren Parr.