Commentary

Office lending has a fresh lease on life in San Francisco

The city was hit hard by the covid-19 pandemic but is rebounding as occupancy and origination conviction is restored.

What’s eating private real estate lenders? It’s not just rates

Recent and pending regulatory changes are forcing real estate private credit managers to think differently about where they are lending and why.

Real estate credit should read the warning signs

Managers are optimistic about prospects for H2, but recent headlines highlight risks in the broader financial markets.

PERE’s relaunch – The editors’ take

PERE’s editors share the biggest highlights from our newly integrated real estate capital markets service, which launched this week.

More data will help spur Europe’s real estate lending market

The region’s institutional equity markets are reasonably transparent. The private debt markets must follow suit.

What private real estate lenders can learn from David Bowie

This week’s CRE Finance Council conference in New York used the music of the legendary rocker to put today’s market into context.

The PERE Credit 100 shows real estate private credit has come of age

Investors that better understand the asset class and an expanding global footprint are signs of maturation.

An exciting change is afoot for PERE Credit

On June 1, PERE Credit will be expanding our remit to include Europe and the APAC region via a combination with our European affiliate, Real Estate Capital Europe.

Last week’s Treasury spike may force lenders back into problem-solving mode

Higher borrowing costs could slow commercial real estate lending and investing.