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Why the manager of the world’s biggest broker bypassed the time it takes to set up a debt platform organically in the region by buying one instead.

South Korean investors’ demand for US real estate debt remains robust, but there is a change in the type of preferred debt products

Historic low rates are a boon for capital seekers, but institutional investors face newfound uncertainty as lower for longer threatens to become lower forever.

Five industry experts gauge the impact of the UK’s departure from the EU on the commercial real estate debt market. Photography by Micha Theiner.

The deal for Finance Tower in Brussels’ central business district showed that banks and insurers can work together.

With the Brexit impasse at an end – for now – could there be a return of investor confidence in the UK’s commercial real estate market? It might not be so straightforward.

Lending organisations have become more focused on retaining property debt specialists, according to a recent compensation survey compiled exclusively for Real Estate Capital by executive search firm Sousou Partners.

The latest CBRE data show that real estate debt remains a smart choice in a low return world.

CBRE data show that loan-to-value ratios fell in five retail markets across the continent, compared with only three for offices and two for industrial.