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A flood of liquidations of German open-ended (GOE) funds over the next four-and-a-half years will see as much as €18.4bn in European real estate come to market in forced sales, as the end of the country’s open-ended fund market nears. … Continue reading
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Capital raised for European direct real estate investment continued to strengthen with a further €6bn ready for deployment in 2013, contrasting with continued fragility in financing markets. In the first half of this year, the total available capital for deployment … Continue reading
Europe’s overleveraged real estate market is at the beginning of a colossal four-year refinancing challenge in which more than €1trn worth of property loans will mature, according to DTZ Research, which it estimates reflects around 55% of the total European … Continue reading
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AgFe, the real estate structured finance advisory firm set up by former Morgan Stanley securitisation banker Paul Rolles, has beguan capital raising for its inaugural £1bn UK senior debt fund. AgFe, the real estate structured finance advisory firm set up … Continue reading
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Europe’s €2.5trn outstanding real estate debt market has seen an alarming 59% rise in the two-year funding gap to $182bn, driven by the European Banking Authority’s (EBA) tightened requirement for banks to hold an estimated additional $107bn of capital to … Continue reading
Our latest Great Wall of Money research has been published today. The report tracks new capital targeting direct real estate globally and the opportunities that it is targeting, writes DTZ’s associate director and head of forecasting and Strategy research Nigel … Continue reading
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Capital targeting UK real estate over the next two and a half and a half years has fallen by 16% to £31bn in the last six months, as the recovery in prime property has left the UK less attractive than … Continue reading
The UK real estate debt funding gap to the end of 2013 has decreased by 22% to US$42bn (£25.4bn), according to DTZ. The UK debt funding gap remains the world’s second largest, behind Japan, despite having fallen from $54bn (£32.7bn), … Continue reading
