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The refinancing of 32 Rue Blanche in Paris’ ninth arrondissement was secured by Toronto-based investor Oxford Properties following its renovation.

The financing issued by the Wiesbaden-headquartered lender will enable the owner to undertake extensive renovation work.

Collaboration between the US alternative lender and the Munich-area-headquartered bank signals innovation in European commercial real estate lending.

The bank’s build-to-rent target demonstrates lender appetite for the private rented sector.

As we prepare to open for submissions next week, we would like to inform you of major updates being made to the awards process.

There is increased lender interest for socially-minded projects, even if a sustainability-linked loan isn’t part of the agreement, says the firm’s COO.

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The Dutch bank found real estate bond issuance hit €19bn through mid-October, beyond the €15bn it expected for all of 2024.

The company says five-year lending rates saw a ‘material decrease’ as central banks’ easing cycle began during the third quarter.