The most significant commercial property financing transactions across US debt markets, collected in our data snapshot, updated every Tuesday.
The Fed’s recent rate cut is not expected to significantly move the needle for commercial real estate lenders and borrowers, but provides and indicator of stability.
The Lending Barometer tracked 96 loans totaling $12.67bn across July and August, a level that is 15% lower than the prior two-month period.
The index was at 22.91% in May compared with 21.67% in March.
H1 saw a mere $4.5bn of new commitments made to commercial real estate private credit strategies.
Analysts said the asset class is facing expected pressure and risks within control.
The Stern Center for Sustainable Business believes New York’s largest banks and lenders will play a key role in a broader decarbonization strategy.
The firm's global head of real estate Ralph Rosenberg raises the question of whether the sector is in for a near-term period of significant defaults.
A growing number of commercial real estate managers have launched or expanded their lending platforms over the past three to six months.
Spreads on newly originated loans were modestly tighter, according to data from Cushman & Wakefield.