- Finance Watch
- 09-Nov-2023
Blackstone wins €1.5b refinancing for Spanish arm Testa
US asset management giant Blackstone is understood to have secured a massive €1.5 bn refinancing for its Spanish residential property investment arm Testa.
Read moreUS asset management giant Blackstone is understood to have secured a massive €1.5 bn refinancing for its Spanish residential property investment arm Testa.
Read moreUK BTR operator Get Living has finalised a £150 mln (€172 mln) refinancing of Portlands Place in Stratford, UK.
Read moreRelated Argent and joint venture partner Invesco Real Estate have appointed the main contractor and secured the debt finance for the development of Brent Cross Town’s second Build-to-Rent (BTR) building, enabling construction of 286 new homes.
Read morePbb, the listed German pfandbriefbank, has significantly increased risk provisioning in its loan book and slashed its 2023 profit forecast.
Read moreGenerator Group has successfully completed a €750 mln global refinancing with Ares Management, Värde Partners and Waterfall Asset Management.
Read moreBlackstone's Kereby portfolio including 154 assets located in central Copenhagen has won a DKK 6.8 bn (€910 mln) refinancing.
Read moreUK-focused responsible investment manager Downings’s Property Finance Team received a £75 mln (€86 mln) loan from HSBC for its development finance business.
Read moreAlternative asset manager Cheyne Capital has completed an €80 mln senior loan for a joint venture between Hines and Peterson Group.
Read moreEuropean logistics specialist Garbe Industrial Real Estate has secured a €100 mln loan from Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) to finance five logistics assets in Germany.
Read moreCanary Wharf Group (CWG) announced this week that its shareholders, Brookfield and the Qatar Investment Authority, have committed £400 mln (€460 mln) to the company for a strategic repositioning of its portfolio.
Read moreNordic construction company NCC has secured a SEK 900 mln (€80 mln) contract to build a new head office for Danish state-owned energy company Energinet.