Samantha Rowan
Charlie Rose, Invesco Real Estate’s managing director, speaks about how the firm is scaling a business that is sustainable in more ways than one.
The lenders that cut their teeth at banks in the early days of the commercial mortgage-backed securities market have gravitated toward alternative platforms
Distress is set to rise, which puts servicers in the catbird seat.
The covid-19 pandemic is helping commercial mortgage-backed securities loan servicing to become more of a relationship game.
Alternative lenders see a future with fewer defaults and more collaboration.
The firm is looking at opportunities in out-of-favor asset classes, with plans to deploy as much as $400m.
Over the past 12 months, the firm has transacted on about $500m of acquisitions, evenly split between office and multifamily.
The firm recently expanded in the Pacific Northwest, hiring Blake Rodgers to head its new Seattle office.
The Newport Beach-based office specialist has also had a solid leasing year as the return to office slowly picks up pace.
About a quarter of the New York-based private investment platform is focused on the real estate sector.