- Finance Watch
- 20-Mar-2024
Pbb warms to repriced hotels and shopping centres
German lender Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank says it expects to resume lending to shopping centres and hotels after avoiding the asset classes for a number of years.
Read moreGerman lender Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank says it expects to resume lending to shopping centres and hotels after avoiding the asset classes for a number of years.
Read moreUK real estate investor and lender Octopus Real Estate has provided a loan to facilitate the purchase of land for a new PBSA development in London.
Read moreReal estate boutique Equity Estate and area developer AM have secured up to €62 mln in green financing from Berlin Hyp for a mixed-use project in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Read moreSwedish real estate company Logistea has refinanced SEK 895 mln (€79 mln) of its existing loans, with at least SEK 350 mln (€31 mln) qualifying as green loans with potentially favourable terms.
Read moreLender Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) has provided a €210 mln refinancing to US privately-held developer-investor Hines for the Allianz Campus in Stuttgart.
Read moreOakNorth has provided a £21 mln (€25 mln) loan to Ambassador Group, a privately owned, Scottish-based property and investment company, to develop 70 homes in West Lothian, Scotland.
Read moreRecapitalisation and sectors like industrial & logistics currently offer some of the most interesting opportunities in the real estate market, claims Kieran Farelly, head of global solutions, real estate at Schroders Capital.
Read moreUK REIT Land Securities' wholly-owned subsidiary, Land Securities Capital Markets, has launched and priced a £300 mln (€350 mln) bond with a maturity of 7.5 years, paying a coupon of 4.75% and representing a spread of 103 basis points over the reference gilt rate.
Read moreAlternative investment manager and lender Cheyne Capital has secured additional capital from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for its European real estate credit programme, bringing ADIA’s total commitment to the strategy to £650 mln (€763 mln).
Read moreM&G Investments has reached the first close of its latest vintage of real estate debt funds, raising £350 mln (€411 mln) of capital from four clients.
Read moreAres, Coima and MEAG are three investors which have closed multiple acquisitions in the last few weeks.