Donald P. King III of Walker & Dunlop explores the state of the multifamily financing market in the US.
Andrew Antoniades of CBRE explores what the UK’s EU referendum vote means for development finance.
Despite lots of negative reports about the oil and gas industry, Middle Eastern investment in global real estate has held up well – with the US an increasing focus. Doug Morrison reports.
At the time of going to press, the UK’s referendum outcome was unknown. But has the property world been turned upside down since? Janine Lewis of InvestSure explains why she thinks it’s unlikely – whichever way the vote went.
London’s Salesforce Tower transaction typified CRE market conditions in the early part of this year. Nigel White of Mayer Brown explains how.
How to act when a borrower encounters problems can be a tricky call. Bill Schwartz of Levenfeld Pearlstein, with the help of a sliding scale of troubled loans, provides clarity on what to do and when.
W&I insurance is increasingly being used as a mechanism to re-allocate the risk of breach of warranty claims in private market real estate transactions. Janine Fenwick and Ben Brindle of Risk Capital Advisors explain its merits
A global stronghold in the North of England would create multiple benefits, writes Royal Bank of Scotland’s Tom Sharman.
Last year saw the Dutch bank’s REF team seal its place in the premier league with a glut of origination and syndication success.
Ever-closer scrutiny is being applied to the operations of fund managers, finds independent non-executive director Richard Urban.