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The commercial real estate market is operating against a backdrop in which higher interest rates have caused widespread declines in real estate values – and higher loan-to-value ratios.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury topped out at 5 percent in October before falling to less than 3.8 percent at the end of 2023.
Private credit lenders and other alternative sources of capital are already stepping in to work with national and regional banks to restructure loans.
Michael Boxer, a managing director, says operators are coming to grips with higher rates and are more willing to transact.
C-PACE has become an attractive tool for sponsors and developers looking for capital, argues Petros co-founder and CEO Mansoor Ghori.
The banking giant's CFO said the firm ‘made substantial progress’ in selling down its commercial real estate balance sheet portfolio in 2023.
Non-bank lenders signal strong appetite to capture market share at the industry group’s annual conference in Miami.
Commercial real estate professionals give their thoughts on risk calculation after more than 18 months of interest rate hikes.
More family office investors are looking at short-term lending opportunities as the line between debt and equity becomes more blurred.
As commercial real estate sponsors increasingly turn to short-term loans for near-term maturities, they are looking for lenders that can be a partner in today’s volatile market, say Aaron Krawitz and Aidan Birnbaum of Bravo Capital.