Although diversity in Europe’s real estate debt industry is difficult to quantify, data on the wider property industry show there is a long way to go.
The Commercial Real Estate Finance Council Europe's latest sentiment survey shows there is plenty of concern about covid’s continued ability to cause havoc.
However, the latest findings from the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council Europe are not quite as bleak as those in Q2.
Sentiment among lenders towards European real estate financing improved during Q2. However, CBRE warns that debt providers remain cautious about tenants’ ability to pay rent.
But ‘future-proofed’ schemes should see increased demand, according to the latest CBRE research.
Since March, consultancy CBRE has monitored a set of lender sentiment metrics to gauge the response in the debt market to the covid-19 crisis. Here, Paul Coates, head of debt and structured finance at CBRE Capital Advisors, discusses the findings.
A survey by Link Group shows few property finance professionals saw coronavirus as a major threat in January.
The latest CBRE data show that real estate debt remains a smart choice in a low return world.
CBRE data show that loan-to-value ratios fell in five retail markets across the continent, compared with only three for offices and two for industrial.
CREFC Europe’s Q1 sentiment survey shows increased bullishness among real estate professionals.