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Iran ceasefire collapse reignites rate-hike prospects for European borrowers

Swap rates in the UK and eurozone rose on news of a collapse in the ceasefire agreement between US and Iran on July 8.

Lender sentiment in Germany ‘collapses’ as Iran crisis takes its toll

A survey shows banks are more selective on origination, as fears grow that inflation will push up interest rates.

Data reveals fourfold increase in ‘active’ UK real estate debt providers over 15 years

Analysis by CREFi, a real estate debt data platform, attributes the growth to the expansion of non-bank lenders.

Revetas’ rescue of Belgium’s GH Group stalls as lenders push for bankruptcy

A recapitalization plan by the US manager has reached an impasse as a Belgian court considers GH Group’s future.

Trinity Church, one of New York’s biggest landowners, is bullish on RE credit

The endowment is also optimistic about resilient office assets and a market rebound amid renewed leasing momentum.

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.

Central 9 Logistics Park: Picking an industrial spot

Madison Realty Capital has provided $654m in senior and mezzanine financing to advance the completion of the logistics park in Old Bridge, New Jersey.

MBA: Clarity on middle-income housing will boost lending, investment

In addition to a uniform definition, more standardized zoning would benefit the creation of more middle-income housing, a Mortgage Bankers Association report says.

K-LOC Index: KBRA Credit Profile records small bump in loans of concern

Amid mounting economic uncertainties, KBRA Credit Profile’s latest data reveals a notable uptick in the KBRA Loan of Concern (K-LOC) Index for commercial mortgage-backed securities deals.

Green lending: Waiting for the other shoot to drop

The strategy is growing in the US, but it lacks a real catalyst to drive change.