Daniel Cunningham
During 2020, we spoke to some of the leading participants in the European real estate finance market. Here is some of what they had to say.
Throughout 2020, we spoke to the industry's leading participants, often virtually. Here is some of what we learned.
In the second of a two-part review of 2020, we examine how real estate lenders continued to do business, and raise fresh capital, amid the uncertainty created by covid-19.
In the first of a two-part review of 2020, we examine how the pandemic brought the European property sector to a near-halt.
Now is the time to vote in Real Estate Capital's annual awards.
The US firm says Europe’s real estate lenders have staved off a loan crisis with forbearance. But that forbearance will not continue indefinitely.
Despite the challenging conditions created by the covid-19 pandemic, our latest awards show real estate financing deals continued to be done in Europe in 2020.
In stark contrast to the US, Europe’s CMBS loans have largely avoided emergency treatment, according to the London-based firm.
Forbearance by lenders has meant relatively few loan defaults in Europe’s real estate debt market. But servicers are poised for an influx of workout mandates in the New Year.
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