REC staff
Cheyne Capital provides a โฌ135.7 million loan to Arab Bank Switzerland for its debut purchase in Portugal; Nordic Investment Bank backs an office construction project in Gothenburg; Barclays issues Long Harbour with ยฃ66.8 million (โฌ77 million) to support the expansion of its single-family housing platform; the latest additions to the Real Estate Capital Europe lending database; and more in our round-up of European loan deals from the past week.
Property industry figures expect Trumpโs latest tariffs threat to have a limited impact on Europeโs real estate markets; Goldman Sachs boosts Puma Property Financeโs first commingled fund vehicle with a back leverage facility; credit funds remain a popular route into European property markets, according to an investor intentions survey; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
A 12-lender consortium provides โฌ1.8 billion to Frankfurt-based data centre operator Maincubes; Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation issues โฌ1.9 billion loan for Oaktree's data centre platform; Maslow Capital provides a ยฃ294 million (โฌ340 million) facility for Criterion's hotel portfolio expansion; the latest additions to the Real Estate Capital Europe lending database; and more in our round-up of European loan deals from the past week.
Our first edition of 2026 brings news of major data centre financings in Ireland and Germany, with more than โฌ2bn of financing across two deals; Blackstone sponsors the first European CMBS launched in 2026; Nuveen appoints its next global head of real estate debt; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Deutsche Bank provides a โฌ415 million loan to refinance Dublin's former Irish Glass Bottle site; Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank provides a ยฃ360 million (โฌ415 million) facility for a West End London office scheme and Ares issues Astra Partners with a โฌ340 million facility to fund the construction of a data centre in Ireland. Plus: the latest additions to the Real Estate Capital Europe lending database; and more in our round-up of European loan deals over the past three weeks since our last update on 19 December.
Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies issues โฌ100โฏmillion to a German self-storage platform; Goldman Sachs deploys a five-year ยฃ500 million loan into UK single-family housing; Rabobank provides Bouwinvest Dutch Institutional Residential Fund with a โฌ200 million revolving credit facility; the latest additions to the Real Estate Capital Europe lending database; and more in our round-up of European loan deals from the past week.
A pair of partnerships arrived this week, led by Barings and Mubadalaโs $500 million real estate debt joint venture launch, while Greystar and Pinnacle Bank have structured a bridge lending collaboration supported by the managerโs credit opportunities strategy. Plus: Lument rounds off a resurging year of commercial real estate collateralized loan obligation issuance with a $663.8 million offering; and more in todayโs Term Sheet, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
In this final edition of Term Sheet for 2025, the key themes of the year are examined in the latest edition of The PERE Podcast; Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund Mubadala forms a global real estate debt joint venture with Barings; Blackstone participates in the European CMBS market for the first time as a lender; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
KKR provides โฌ300 million for Tristan Capital Partners' easyHotel platform; Aareal Bank issues a โฌ250 million loan to refinance a pan-European hotel portfolio; Santander and CaixaBank finance the acquisition of London's 'Can of Ham'; the latest additions to the Real Estate Capital Europe lending database; and more in our round-up of European loan deals from the past week.
Two banks back the purchase of Londonโs โCan of Hamโ office building in a significant deal for the resurgent sector; Cheyne Capital finances an upscale Spanish resort; REC Europeโs Active Lenders list is examined on the latest episode of The PERE Podcast; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.










