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News Lenders in Europe are open for business
10
Jul
2024

Lenders in Europe are open for business

by Property Forum
The debt markets in Europe remain resilient. An extensive survey by CBRE among 130 companies shows that the lending environment is on a solid footing for when investment activity starts to pick up in the second half of 2024. Nearly two-thirds of respondents expect a recovery compared to last year with refinancing being the main source of demand. Industrial and multifamily are the preferred sectors for lending, with student accommodation and hotels seeing the strongest increase in demand.
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News Property players in CEE face more expensive financing terms
30
Sep
2022

Property players in CEE face more expensive financing terms

by Property Forum
Although financing has become more expensive for real estate companies in the past 12 months, transactions are still being carried out, pointed out speakers in the financing strategies panel of CEE Property Forum 2022 in Vienna.
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News Residential is banks’ new favourite, KPMG survey confirms
27
Oct
2021

Residential is banks’ new favourite, KPMG survey confirms

by Property Forum
Although real estate development, investment and lending to the sector have taken a beating due to the pandemic's effects on the global economy, according to the results of the latest edition of KPMG’s Property Lending Barometer, property lending has gained an increased importance for banks in 2021, as on the one hand real estate loan portfolios are deteriorating, and, on the other, market conditions continue to gradually improve. Moreover, the tougher times mean that lending institutions within the region are able to pick and choose what types of developments and investments to grant loans to under stricter terms and conditions.
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News Banks in CEE now prefer to finance industrial/logistics assets
28
Oct
2020

Banks in CEE now prefer to finance industrial/logistics assets

by Property Forum
The industrial/logistics asset class is presently the most attractive for a majority of banks in Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) following the breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to results from the latest edition of KPMG’s Property Lending Barometer (PLB), an annual study by the global audit and advisory firm that attempts to measure banks’ lending sentiments in Europe’s property markets. That preference lies in contrast to where most bank finance in Europe has typically landed prior to COVID: the office segment.
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News Banks in Europe expect a slow recovery
16
Jul
2020

Banks in Europe expect a slow recovery

by Property Forum
Banks in Europe are expecting a slow recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and while they forecast that hotel and retail loan portfolios will likely be hit more considerably than office and other real estate asset classes, the majority of them believes that the impairment will be in the range of a few percentage points up to 10% in total. These are some of the early findings from the COVID-specific section of this year's edition of KPMG's Property Lending Barometer, due to be published in autumn 2020.
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News Bank lending stays strong in Poland
05
Feb
2018

Bank lending stays strong in Poland

by Import Sys
In 2017, real estate transactions hit a record-breaking volume of € 5 billion, up by nearly 10% on the previous year. Bank financing for properties remained unchanged, averaging approximately 60% of each property’s value. Cushman & Wakefield has published its opinion on the commercial property lending market in Poland, written by Mira Kantor-Pikus, Partner, Equity, Debt & Structured Finance, Capital Markets at Cushman & Wakefield Poland.
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News CEE offers the most favourable debt terms in Europe
15
Sep
2017

CEE offers the most favourable debt terms in Europe

by Import Sys
The markets of Budapest, Bucharest, and Warsaw, in addition to Milan and Oslo, offer the most amenable conditions for both lenders and borrowers, according CBRE’s research.
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New leases

  • Borg Automotive Group will move into new premises at HI Piotrkowska office building in Łódź in February 2025. It will occupy approximately 300 sqm. Brookfield Partners supported the tenant in the negotiation process.
  • TK Maxx shop will be opened at Ferio Konin (central Poland). The brand will occupy 2,000 sqm of space in the extended part of the shopping centre.
  • In November, RTV Euro AGD will open four new shops in four Polish cities: Wrocław, Mikołów, Bydgoszcz and Szczecin. Shops will be opened in Galeria Dominikańska in Wrocław (sales floor area of 950 sqm), Park Handlowy in Mikołów (570 sqm), CH Focus in Bydgoszcz (555 sqm) and Vendo Park in Szczecin (480 sqm).

New appointments

  • From November 1st 2024, Izabela Potrykus is to take on the role of head of the leasing team at CPI Property Group (CPIPG) and take on responsibility for 20 office buildings with a combined area of 516,000 sqm.
  • Knight Frank continues to strengthen its European management team with the appointment of Charles Taylor as CEO of Knight Frank Poland. He is a former Managing Director of Cushman & Wakefield Poland.
  • Immo lab, a consultancy specialising in strategic investment advice in the real estate sector, announces that Bartłomiej Ciemała is joining its team to take up the position of director of investment development.

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