Debt

Positive signals are seeing lenders look ahead to next-gen retail

Spreads on newly originated retail loans were largely stable in the third quarter, according to Trepp research.

Lenders welcome Fed’s latest cut but underscore need for lower long-term rates

Commercial real estate remains an interest-rate-sensitive asset class, particularly with respect to longer-maturity rates.

Lending Barometer: Lending activity surges as transaction volume picks up

PERE Credit’s Lending Barometer tracked $10.64bn of loan transactions in September and $9.9bn in October.

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.

Savanna’s Bryant Park refi shows why loan extensions can be worth it

The manager exercised five one-year extension options on 5 Bryant Park before securing a new loan for the office from King Street and Blue Owl. But it is not alone in extending that many times.

Saluda Grade closes first rated RTL deal

Saluda Grade is stepping into the rated market a little more than a year after the first-ever rated RTL deal was completed.