Asia Debt

PERE’s Asia Debt report explores why the region is increasingly looking toward alternative lending to address the funding gap.

Many of the same factors that have made private debt popular in other parts of the world – not least bank caution and falling real estate asset values – have now also grown its influence in Asia-Pacific. With the region’s debt funding gap estimated at more than $250 billion, private debt is providing solutions, and growing familiarity with the product promises to see it become a more established part of the landscape, as highlighted in PERE’s Asia Debt report.

Alternative lenders could fill funding gap in disparate APAC property debt

CBRE estimates the region's outstanding senior commercial real estate debt at $254bn as of mid-2023, with a debt funding gap of $5.1bn for loans maturing in 2023-25.

Commercial real estate in APAC faces down a wall of maturities

Asia-Pacific real estate investors with loans to refinance have new pressures to deal with, especially in certain sectors or markets.

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