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US investor Kennedy Wilson has completed two refinancing deals with the Bank of Ireland across seven Irish assets.
BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole, ING and Natixis have provided a seven-year loan of 50 percent LTV to fund the Paris office complex acquisition by an Amundi-led consortium.
Real estate professionals across Europe expect debt to remain liquid into 2018, amid a riskier market, reports Doug Morrison
Investors are more upbeat about the near future for the UK market, according to the results of the latest Colliers International and Real Estate Capital Investor Pricing Survey.
Allianz Real Estate and ABN Amro have written a €300 million loan, which is likely to be the largest single-asset financing in the Dutch office market this year.
One of the largest European real estate deals this year has been financed by LBBW, ING Real Estate Finance and pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank with a €625 million loan.
Floating-rate five-year loan has a 65% LTV ratio.
The debt package has a loan-to-value ratio of around 65 percent.
The debt package, with a term of almost five years, has been provided to the Real Estate I fund of the European private equity firm EQT.
DekaBank has provided a £152 million (€170 million) five-year loan to finance the 1 & 2 Pancras Square office buildings at London’s King’s Cross.