Interest Rates

Savills’ Down: Rate cuts do not necessarily mean better pricing

Those expecting values to be correlative to debt ‘are holding out for something that won’t happen’, says the capital markets executive.

Alternative lenders look for opportunities amid Germany’s real estate crisis

German banks face huge uncertainty as the country’s real estate sector gradually resets. Private debt managers are aiming to capitalise on the disruption.

Sentiment survey: Improving backdrop boosts market mood

The index scores calculated across the survey results show an improvement in respondents’ outlook.

Apollo’s Demire extends bond debt ahead of maturity

The €499m bond, due to mature in October, was restructured with the help of a €100m loan from majority shareholder Apollo.

Debt costs remain elevated in wake of ECB rates cut

The first interest rate cut in the euro area has not changed the lending rate outlook for real estate.

Lenders predict higher 2024 volumes, says CBRE

Most lenders surveyed by the consultant say they will increase origination this year.

Moody’s identifies the loan vintages most at risk of default

The ratings agency said many facilities were secured by overvalued property and had weak covenants.