Invesco's Charlie Rose talks about why the niche is drawing more attention in the current market.
Lenders are diving deeper into an emerging niche in the industrial sector and aiming for additional diversification by chasing more industrial outdoor storage opportunities.
Participating preferred equity emerges as alternative lending structure amid choppy deal-making environment.
The financing was originated on behalf of Encinitas, California-based manager, Robert Green Company.
The firm's global co-head of real estate says having $30bn of equity to deploy, at a time when debt is harder to get, is a ‘valuable asset.’
The manager has worked with third-party advisers to devise a sustainable lending framework.
Atop its standard strategy, the firm is looking to potentially invest in the rescue capital space later this year.
The pending sales of discounted mezzanine loans highlight mezzanine investors' role.
Teachers Retirement System of the State of Illinois and Teachers Retirement System of Louisiana were also heavy hitters.
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.