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During 2021, equity capital will be diverted from offices and shops to beds and sheds, creating demand for debt finance. But lenders should not overlook opportunities elsewhere.
The US manager has backed the launch of a new lending business by former Man Group and Octopus Real Estate executives to capitalise on the UK’s residential financing gap.
Rating agency Moody’s predicts next year’s European CMBS issuance will have greater exposure to assets including multifamily residential and specialised properties.
Speaking ahead of the publication of its H1 2020 report, Nicole Lux of The Business School at City, University of London says lenders have focused on the residential sector.
Insurer Die Bayerische has provided credit, alongside equity, to back the investor’s multifamily acquisition programme.
The extent to which universities bring students physically back to campus will determine property debt providers’ appetite for financing student accommodation.
The insurer cited the defensive nature of the sector as a reason for its second 30-year social housing debt deal in two months.
The emerging co-living sector taps into demand for affordable housing solutions in gateway cities and from young professionals who value experience more than assets.
The insurance company has provided a 40-year financing to housing association Bromford Housing through a private placement.
Cain International debt specialists John Cole and Graham Keable discuss the build-to-rent loan voted Europe’s top development financing deal of 2019.