alternative lenders

Brian Ward, the mortgage real estate investment trust’s new CEO, outlines an aggressive, streamlined strategy for borrowers in the sub-$50m space. 

The US manager, which entered the European real estate debt space in 2020, is aiming to bring a long-term source of capital to the market.

More than 50% of the firm’s total multifamily portfolio is comprised of fixed-rate loans.

The Austin-based C-PACE provider, which was acquired in January by Athene Holdings, is seeing more owners looking to upgrade their properties to address sustainability or resiliency issues.

The niche sector has continued gaining momentum and investor interest from institutional capital.

Parkview Financial funded a $207m loan to acquire and redevelop the property.

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.