Samantha Rowan
With a consensus set around the top property types and locations, debt fund managers at the PERE America Forum discussed ways to stand out.
As origination competition intensifies, the head of real estate debt at private equity firm Apollo sees opportunity in lending to transitional assets like offices in 2022.
With a looming threat of inflation, the sector is starting to feel like a safer bet.
The firm sees a dearth of available capital for mid-market bankruptcies, for DIP financings of $50m or less.
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The partners have an initial $500m of lending capacity and could see that increase as opportunities arise.
The Denver company sees more liquidity for larger one-off transactions and portfolio deals.
Avison Young’s Tri-State Debt & Equity Finance Group arranged the Times Square-area financing.
The bank wants to work with developers who have a broader vision for community development.
The company is seeing more conventional lenders entering the market.