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Lenders deny manipulating valuation of Brussels tower in High Court dispute

CBRE Loan Services denies allegations that it and lenders to Belgium’s largest office building pressured valuers.

BGO’s Severino sees atypical commercial real estate recovery

Interest rate shocks, trade disruptions and the conflict in Iran have prevented a typical commercial real estate recovery from occurring.

European borrowers prioritize flexible structuring, says Savills

Covenants, hedging and prepayment are areas of focus in loan discussions, the adviser said at a London presentation.

European partnership to target secondary real estate NPL trades

Luxembourg-based APS Holding sees opportunity to acquire leftovers of larger portfolios from their original buyers.

Real estate’s global lending recovery moves past geopolitical headwinds

Despite geopolitical shocks, liquidity across global CRE credit remains resilient as lenders stay active and selective.

S3 Capital closes $131.5m student housing construction financing

The loan will fund Edge Property Group’s 276-unit, 321-bed project at 465 West 165th Street in Manhattan’s Washington Heights submarket.

Kayne Anderson: Discipline and creativity define the best risk-reward in real estate credit

A relative value approach to investing across public and private markets, combined with the ability to structure bilateral deals and maintain control, is how to drive outperformance, argues Lee Levy, head of real estate debt at Kayne Anderson.

Roundtable: Competitive pressures weigh on US managers

Rising competition is making it more difficult for US debt fund managers to deploy capital.

How private real estate credit’s growth story stands out from the pack

Fundraising momentum affirms the growth thesis for the asset class.