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The methodology behind our 2022 ranking of the 30 largest real estate debt fund managers in Europe.
The growing interest of European real estate debt to global investors is among the five key talking points from Real Estate Capital Europe’s Debt Fund 30.
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.
The quarter saw the close of four $1bn-plus mezzanine/debt funds, which accounted for a bulk of the capital raised during this period.
The full-year debt market report reveals a remarkable recovery in UK real estate financing activity on the back of a rebound in investment.
Alternative lenders will take the lead in financing the retrofitting of Europe’s commercial real estate stock, the manager argues.
The UK saw the greatest increase, according to the consultant's latest European Debt Map.
Data shows stabilisation in sentiment, says David Dahan, industry initiatives director at CREFC Europe.
Affiliate title PERE's Investor Perspectives 2022 Study tracks investor sentiment toward private real estate heading into the new year.