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The Toronto-based firm has attracted $4bn in commitments from more than 50 investors for Brookfield Real Estate Finance Fund VI, twice as much as the second-biggest debt fund.
The loan on Pinder Point represents an opportunity that is slightly off the run and larger than many industrial financings the firm has seen.
The partnership will allow the Los Angeles-based lender to expand its lending and fundraising platforms.
While Europe’s domestic activity sets up a competitive scene for lenders, US liquidity and deal volume continues to thrive.
The company has found that debt funds are providing more proceeds and better pricing.
A return to work could lead to a new lease on life for these properties.
The mortgage REIT is building out full-service lending platform.
Debt funds are seeing activity boom compared with banks and other lenders as transaction volume and complexity rise.
The firm will retain servicing rights on the financing, which is part of a $108m financing package.
The latest report by Bayes Business School reveals loan origination reached £23.3bn in the first six months of 2021 as lenders tackled a deals backlog.