debt funds

Methodology for our ranking of the top capital raisers in US commercial real estate debt.

Alternative lenders are expecting to increase their market share as regional banks pull back.

The ranking’s biggest lenders were PGIM and KKR, lending a combined total of $74.2bn between 2018 and 2022.

This is the Washington-based company’s first ever credit-focused investment vehicle.

Debt funds and alternative lenders step into the space left by banks, Real Estate Capital USA data shows.

The firm expects to see a rise in portfolio and property recap opportunities over the next six to 18 months as traditional lenders pull back. 

The Los Angeles-based manager is targeting $3bn for its Real Estate Debt Fund IV.

The industry veteran is joining the New York-based credit shop as it closes its first institutional private fund.

With loans maturing and banks retrenching, alternative lenders are seeing more refinancing deals. But ‘a lot of them we see just don’t work.’

The US commercial real estate debt markets navigated rising interest rates and macroeconomic and geopolitical turmoil for a number of solid transactions. Find out which organizations and deals were voted last year’s best.