Interest Rates

The Credit Connection: What’s Changing in Private Real Estate Finance

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Rate cuts spell long-term uncertainty for real estate

Lower-for-longer conditions are driving capital into property markets. But persistently low interest rates are also a concern for real estate investors and lenders.

The downside to low interest rates

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

LOOK AHEAD 2019: What property lenders can expect

Debt providers will see rising interest rates, slower growth in European markets and more political uncertainty in 2019.

UBS: 5 questions to ask of the real estate sector in 2019

Building a resilient portfolio with a focus on income is what will drive outperformance in the next stage of the cycle, the Swiss bank says.

Five signs of a liquid debt market

In the face of headwinds including Brexit, rate rises and high street woes, these trends show there is still a strong appetite to provide debt.

The slow-burning impact of rising rates

Last week’s UK interest rate hike is not an immediate cause for concern in the real estate debt market, but the gradual shift in monetary policy is a headwind.