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The firm is using this strategy as a yield play to mitigate against its bigger bets in the office and retail space.
The Washington, DC-based firm’s chief executive was optimistic about both fundraising and deal activity in the asset class going forward.
The Dallas-based manager’s latest whitepaper highlights the banking pullback and the perception of the US office sector as areas in need of a deeper dive.
The Boston-based manager looks to focus on this area of the market through its Taurus Capital Solutions platform.
The Boston-based manager’s head of research cites higher borrowing costs as a continued concern for the market.
Lotus, a New York-based advisory, arranged the loan on behalf of Monroe Capital and Witkoff Group.
The Charlotte, North Carolina manager is looking at internal value creation – especially for assets like office.
The Dayton, Ohio-based multifamily specialist continues to see good liquidity from regional banks.
The city’s historic Aronson Building is being converted into a 43-story Four Seasons Residences.
Bank capital requirement changes and shrinking balance sheets are opening doors in multifamily, industrial and construction.