Interview

JPMorgan seeks to address gaps in affordable housing financing

The firm also believes historic tax credits are an interesting way to finance the development of affordable housing.

Macro themes drive private lender competition

With a consensus set around the top property types and locations, debt fund managers at the PERE America Forum discussed ways to stand out.

Canvas Property Group sees bright recovery for New York multifamily 

The company expects to see strong rent growth over the next two years.

Apollo’s Weiner balances optimism with caution

As origination competition intensifies, the head of real estate debt at private equity firm Apollo sees opportunity in lending to transitional assets like offices in 2022.

BH Properties gears up to expand mid-market real estate DIP program

The firm sees a dearth of available capital for mid-market bankruptcies, for DIP financings of $50m or less.

CBRE’s Stoffers sees Goldilocks environment for borrowers, lenders

Borrowers are tapping into ample liquidity for acquisitions and developments while lenders are being adequately compensated for risk.

Industrial specialist EverWest lining up credit facilities as investment platform grows

The Denver company sees more liquidity for larger one-off transactions and portfolio deals.

JPMorgan aims to scale new urban workforce housing program

The bank wants to work with developers who have a broader vision for community development.

Zlotowitz debuts direct-to-lender business after Eastern Union exit

The firm’s model is to bring borrowers directly to lenders for a flat fee.