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The inefficiencies and idiosyncrasies of the US mid-market encompass pockets of opportunity for private real estate credit, highlights Arrowmark Partners’ Rob Brown.

Debt funds looking to take advantage of the surge in refinancing must be able to lend at attractive rates based on a highly efficient cost structure in an increasingly competitive environment, argues Prospect Capital’s Joseph Ryu.

Evolving market dynamics, rising interest rates and sector-specific challenges are reshaping lending strategies and unlocking targeted opportunities, says FBRT’s Richard Byrne.

Alternative lenders were ready for a market reboot. What they got instead was a return of disruption.

Northwind’s Ran Eliasaf explains why now is the time to push ahead where banks fear to tread.

With banks pulling back and interest rates still high, private lenders are navigating a redefined landscape shaped by caution and opportunity, say Kayne Anderson’s David Selznick and LaSalle’s Craig Oram in this podcast.

Randall Rothschild sees recent landmark deals underscoring investor confidence in iconic, top-tier office assets.

PIMCO’s Roman Kogan and Seray Incoglu survey the conditions under which real estate lenders will operate in 2025.

This article is sponsored by Trimont Trimont struck a deal to acquire Wells Fargo’s non-agency third-party commercial mortgage servicing (CMS) business last year, becoming the largest commercial real estate loan servicer in the US in the process. The Atlanta-based advisory will manage some $640 billion of loans in the US, which is around 11 percent […]

Borrowers are looking to balance the right approach in the current high-rate environment without handicapping themselves for future opportunities, say Bravo Capital’s Aaron Krawitz and Bravo Property Trust’s Gabi Moshayev.