Lenders

New MSCI, RCA report highlights debt headwinds for property markets

The report from analytics firm MSCI and its Real Capital Analytics group also zeroes in on a shift toward niche sectors.

Where Hudson Realty is looking for new bridge lending opportunities

With its HUD business bulked, the New York manager eyes more transitional multifamily amid inflation, interest rate and cost pressures.

Stonehill expands lending segment via Ardents team poach

Four senior executive hires mark new strategy emphasis across real estate sectors.

CBRE: US lending market roars against geopolitical, economic headwinds

The firm’s quarterly momentum index also shows CLO issuance was up $6.3bn in Q1 2022 compared with the same period last year.

Allen & Overy: Foreign turbulence impacts US property markets

The global law firm reckons conflict in Russia and political uncertainty in China is impacting the assets owned by large US real estate holding companies.

How inflation is hurting real estate income

New MSCI research published this week looks at income exposure across sectors and tenant types.

Mesa West hits $2bn first quarter, aims for the Sunbelt and beyond

The Los Angeles lender also just closed an $85m Minneapolis deal.

JB Capital readies multifamily, industrial-focused subordinate debt fund

Washington manager aims for majority mezz, preferred equity plays in SMILE markets.

Allianz passes $1bn mark for US originations but cautions on higher rates

Michael Cale, co-head of debt investment at Allianz Real Estate of America, said the firm is also selectively originating retail loans.

What’s next for Nuveen’s lending strategy?

Rising rates and risk deepen the firm’s multifamily focus, and make it more cautious on the office sector.