alternative lenders

The investor type is coming into its own as an alternative source of commercial real estate financing.

The participants in affiliate title PERE’s global debt roundtable consider economic opportunities in a world transformed by the war in Ukraine.

The move comes as commercial real estate debt investments are moving toward the mainstream.

The venture will initially be focused on Tier I and Tier II submarkets, predominantly in the western United States.

The manager just completed the sale of a fully leased, 1.1 million square foot warehouse portfolio in North Las Vegas.

The firm sees a gap in financing for diverse, mid-market managers.

The firm’s investors like US multifamily so much they’re willing to live with current disruptions.

The Timbercreek North American Mortgage Fund will go long on short-term deals.

Monroe, which began investing in real estate in earnest about three years ago, plans to hire two more sector-focused professionals by the end of the year.

While the firm uses outside data sources in addition to its own portfolio, being able to look at its assets has helped to manage risks.