Kyle Campbell
Kayne Anderson’s speedy $1.3bn real estate debt fundraise shows the virtue of waiting for the right opportunity and the right time.
Last month’s real estate debt fire sales at the outset of the covid-19 outbreak in the US were just the tip of the iceberg for private real estate
During its first-quarter earnings call, the New York-based mega-manager said it had $44bn to deploy in real estate when opportunities arise.
After previously only collecting capital in Canada, the Toronto-based manager saw 86% of its latest fund come from overseas investors.
Coronavirus shutdowns have pushed nearly $25bn of US CMBS loans to the brink of delinquency, and the worst is yet to come.
The Canadian pension investment corporation has closed on a $421m development joint venture with a Florida-based apartment developer and operator.
With $4.5trn of stimulus, the CARES Act and Federal Reserve are propping up US commercial real estate, but for how long?
The chief executive of the Maryland-based manager expects a plethora of off-market opportunities to arise from pandemic-related distress.
The Danish pension fund says it has benefited from its relatively high exposure to real estate during a time of coronavirus-induced market unrest.
Otherwise, US private real estate mogul Tom Barrack says, widespread margin calls could trigger the next financial crisis – and it’s hard to disagree.
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