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Download the December 2025/January 2026 issue of PERE Credit

Inside: Why a rise in liquidity means real estate lenders are seeing a sharp uptick in paydowns; Plus, a 22-page special report on bridge lending; Expert comment from industry leaders; And much more…

Bridge lending’s role in single family rental growth

A special use case is emerging for residential-focused bridge lenders.

Five managers putting down roots in bridge lending

An increasing number of bridge lenders are growing their platforms or setting up shop as the bank retrenchment continues.

Healthcare real estate’s short-term lending infusion

An aging population is opening the door for more debt strategies in the healthcare sector.

Why bridge lending is a key growth area for real estate private credit

Debt managers see long-term potential in short-term lending.

Self-storage financing emerges as a lending niche

A self-storage specialist is expanding its bridge lending in the asset class at a time when interest in the niche is rising.

How lenders are bridging the gap on multifamily

More than $957bn of loans are slated to mature before year-end, leading a multifamily specialist to shake up the way it lends to fuel refinancings.

‘It’s a really solid asset class’: Private capital warms to affordable housing

The PERE Podcast spotlights investors’ growing conviction for strategies that address one of real estate’s most undersupplied sectors, featuring MSquared founder Alicia Glen.

PERE America 2025: ‘Everyone will have an opportunity to outperform’

This year’s delegates heard exuberant statements from managers amid a belief that the worst for private real estate capital markets is ‘in the rearview mirror.’ Not everyone is convinced.

Understanding synthetic risk transfers, the financial tool reshaping real estate lending

Synthetic risk transfers are being embraced by real estate bank lenders, helping them to free up capacity for more lending. The PERE Podcast team breaks down how this financial tool works, and why its increasing use is good news for borrowers.