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LaSalle sees a new core emerging for commercial real estate lending, investing

Co-CIO Rich Kleinman says more niche categories are entering the mainstream with prior portfolio staples such as office investments in value limbo.

Fundrise, Toorak and Mesa West complete significant multifamily financings  

The multifamily sector continues to be a favored place for lenders and investors, buoyed by the supply-demand fundamentals.

Alternative lenders look to the future

Higher interest rates continued to stall the US commercial real estate market in 2023, but alternative lenders and their investors are hopeful that opportunity will knock in 2024.

Structured investments emerge as distinct commercial real estate asset class

The commercial real estate market, which has been in a value correction cycle for the past two years due to higher interest rates and cap rates, will see this correction continue until interest rates settle.

Yieldstreet’s Yarbrough sees secular changes in bank, alternative lender relationships

Yarbrough said he believes the market is coming closer to bottoming out and this creates strong investment opportunities

Bizzi+Bilgili lines up rare office construction loan via Cain International

The financing is notable given the paucity of capital allocated to the office sector as well as a decline in construction lending over the past year to 18 months.

Bank OZK, BDT and MSD fund $756m financing for Inland Empire mega-project

CBRE IM and Hillwood will use the funding for Phase 1 of speedway conversion into a 6.6 million-square-foot industrial complex.

MIPIM 2024: A return to optimism, but lower expectations for a near-term reboot

The optimism comes as the commercial real estate debt markets gear up for an estimated $930bn of refinancing.

Alternative lenders striking bank partnerships to restructure, acquire maturing loans

As banks seek to address commercial real estate exposure, alternative lenders are stepping in to acquire or help restructure loans.

Canyon’s Potts sees stressed situations rise as borrowers hit maturity walls

Today’s market requires a lot of creativity because a lot of solutions that sponsors are looking for on assets that have capital needs are not necessarily available.