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Apollo Global Management’s head of real estate lending in Europe, Ben Eppley, sees opportunities for alternative lenders to finance new economy real estate.
Lenders are increasingly looking at continental Europe but are becoming more cautious, says loan servicer Trimont’s EMEA executive managing director, Dean Harris.
The UK may have stolen a head start, but alternative lenders are growing in influence in continental Europe, says Nuveen Real Estate’s senior director of European debt strategies, Peter Hansell.
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Results from CREFC Europe's Q2 2022 sentiment survey reveal fading optimism among real estate debt professionals in the wake of the war in Ukraine.
The cost of debt increased overall in Q1 2022, remaining stable only in Zurich, according to real estate investment service CBRE.
Aviva Investors considers a new target after writing £1 billion of sustainable loans; Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies takes the development financing route to logistics; Nuveen plans to lend to emerging managers; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Asset manager DWS notes strong investor demand as it holds a first close on its junior debt fund; French bank Natixis says Europe’s lending market is weathering political and economic uncertainty; mega-manager Brookfield is deploying capital as quickly as it can raise it; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Cain International’s £261.5 million (€306 million) loan highlights the lending opportunities in the content creation industry; the latest Bayes report reveals a bumper year of lending in the UK in 2021; QSix targets larger loan deals after securing lending mandate; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Apollo Global Management’s financing of LaSalle Investment Management’s UK outlet malls purchase signals lender appetite for high-end out-of-town shopping; Germany’s Berlin Hyp puts its focus on the S of ESG with its latest covered bond; a single-family rental financing in the UK market suggests lender interest in the residential sub-segment; and more in today’s briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.