REC staff
The aversion to risk among traditional lenders is creating notable opportunities for alternative debt financing instruments.
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Economic volatility is having an impact on real estate financing transactions that span European national boundaries, says Drooms’ Rosanna Woods.
Denmark’s Danske Bank is among those expecting a significant rate hike from the ECB next week, which would impact real estate debt costs; respondents to CREFC Europe’s Q3 sentiment survey report lower loan-to-values in new lending deals; alternative lenders, including manager AllianceBernstein, see more opportunity to do deals amid lending market dislocation; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
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Higher lending margins were seen in many prime office markets.
Barings seeks “greater returns” in sustainability-linked lending as it completes its first such loan deals in Europe; A major London regeneration gets a boost with Cale Street reportedly in talks to finance HB Reavis’s Waterloo mega-scheme; Union Investment says the real estate investment climate is “deteriorating considerably”; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Credit investor Aeon says commercial real estate lending is ‘attractive’ as it seals a new funding agreement; Brookfield’s Flatt says people are unsure about real estate despite huge fundraising; recently launched Immobel Capital Partners makes a finance hire from Schroders; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Dutch pension giant commits to Australian debt market; DWS foresees prime values dropping by 10 percent to 15 percent; Fitch Ratings sees European CMBS market grow as US investment interest increases; IWG disappoints as flex occupancy growth slows; Savills warns recession will depress warehouse occupier demand; Société Générale agrees nursing homes deal in Germany and Spain; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
German lender syndicates US green loan; how Blackstone keeps grounded in tough times; debt crisis deepens for Evergrande; European investment volumes dip; high-net-worth investors stay faithful to UK property; Deutsche Bank backs big box logistics; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.