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The California manager funded loans across New York, Washington, DC, Florida and Arizona through July and August.
The Chicago-based investment manager and alternative lender believes these properties could be part of the long-term solution to the US housing crisis.
Pivoting between equity and debt opportunities, Kayne Anderson Real Estate’s all-weather relative value approach is helping the firm navigate an uncertain market, says chief investment officer David Selznick.
As macro forces reshape the landscape for commercial real estate fi nance, Värde Partners is anticipating ‘phase two’ of the opportunity, says Jim Dunbar.
Landmark Properties is seeing a diverse and growing lender pool for the properties in its student housing pipeline.
Student housing lenders see a bright outlook for the sector, but are cautious about the potential for spread compression as the sector becomes more popular with institutional investors.
The fixed-rate financing will back acquisition of five US student housing assets.
The Austin manager focuses on first mortgages, B-notes, mezzanine and preferred equity in the $2m to $40m range.
The Dutch bank will look at more green lending opportunities in sectors such as multifamily, student housing, logistics, retail and life sciences.
CEO Al Rabil says a heavier tilt toward direct origination will be a priority during its deployment.