The sale by Piraeus Bank is the first major property-backed deal in the country amid pressure from the ECB to bring loan portfolios to the market.
The Dutch bank has provided a seven-year facility priced at 1.6% to the residential rental company.
The mixed-used scheme, which includes luxury apartments and office space and is backed by Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi, has attracted £72m of debt finance.
The German bank provides acquisition financing for a residential-led portfolio in Hamburg.
Seaforth Land secures the five-year loan with a 55% LTV ratio for the landmark CAA House building in Covent Garden.
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The facility, provided to German pension fund BVK, finances what will be Apple’s flagship European store on the Champs-Elysées.
The bank will securitise a large portion of three loans sponsored by Blackstone and Partners Group.
A £27m facility will be used by the business, which rents space to charities and social enterprises, to back its growth plans and a London office development.
The private lender has provided a £53.9m loan to Meadow Partners for a London development.