PGIM and Domain Cross $4 Billion Mark in U.S. Land Banking as Traditional Lenders Pull Back
The milestone underscores nonbank capital's growing role in residential development finance amid housing undersupply and tightening bank credit.
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OECD Flags Commercial Real Estate as Refinancing Risk Hotspot in Latest Outlook
Elevated debt pressures and tighter lending standards threaten distressed sales and credit losses across office and retail property markets, multilateral body warns.
Cyber Attackers Target Real Estate Building Systems as Industry Scrambles to Respond
Ransomware, data breaches, and tightening insurance terms push property owners to rethink operational technology security.
U.S. Commercial Real Estate Distress Hits Record $1.6 Trillion
High interest rates and tighter lending push CRE stress to unprecedented levels as refinancing wave looms over next two to three years.
Euro Area Bankruptcies Surge Past Pre-Pandemic Levels as Bank Loan Books Hold Steady
ECB analysis reveals rising corporate failures have not translated into deteriorating asset quality for euro area banks, pointing to structural shifts in how companies access capital.
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