Samantha Rowan is an Editor at Real Estate Finance & Investment and a Real Estate Fund Manager. She specializes in commercial real estate, finance, and investment, focusing on themes such as construction, asset management, and the housing market. Samantha's insights have been featured in Pere News and Real Estate Capital.
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Samantha Rowan's coverage predominantly revolves around the real estate industry, specifically focusing on lending, borrowing, capital markets, and interest rates. Her articles often include press releases and data citations.
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By: Samantha Rowan
The potential for an interest rate hike in 2026 looms large over the market, according to credit specialists.
The region offers opportunity for managers like the Australian firm, but success demands local expertise.
The firm originated the financing through its Real Estate Credit Solutions strategy for a self-storage portfolio backed by the Inland Real Estate Group.
Attendees at June’s PERE Credit 100 launch breakfast briefing heard the need for income is driving capital to real estate credit.
The fund will originate senior and subordinate debt across asset classes and geographies around the US.
The firm funded a $281 million financing backed by the residential component of Winthrop Center, a 62-story, mixed-use property in Boston owned by Millenium Partners.
The firm hopes to raise more than $1bn for the strategy by 2027.
Nuveen Green Capital, Morgan Stanley and Barclays provided $856m in financing for the Boston mixed-use development.
John Richardson joins the firm from Arbor Realty Trust, where he filled a similar role.
The Lending Barometer found that about 51.3%, or $70.3bn, of loans tracked year-to-date were comprised of refinancings.
