Lenders

NYCB stress spurs moves to resolve bank lending portfolios

Private credit lenders and other alternative sources of capital are already stepping in to work with national and regional banks to restructure loans.

BlackRock names new global co-heads of real estate

The executives will be the New York-based asset manager’s first dedicated heads of real estate since Marcus Sperber departed in 2019.

Financing New York’s skinniest skyscraper

Cottonwood Group’s CIO Mark Green discusses the mezzanine loan his firm provided to Five Points Development’s luxury residential tower at 262 Fifth Avenue.

Green office conversions: a challenge for smaller managers

Sustainable office properties are gaining favor with tenants, but financing the conversions remains difficult for small- and mid-market owners.

Nuveen: ‘Little reason’ not to use C-PACE

Commercial real estate owners are making increasing use of the public-private sustainable financing mechanism in a liquidity-constrained market, says Nuveen president and CEO Jessica Bailey.

M&T Realty Capital shakes up senior leadership

Michael Berman will shift from chief executive to executive adviser, as M&T taps Michael Edelman as his successor.

Potential rate reductions stoke optimism at CREFC

Non-bank lenders signal strong appetite to capture market share at the industry group’s annual conference in Miami.