Commercial Real Estate Debt (CRED) plays a pivotal role in the world of real estate investment. It’s a financial instrument that allows investors to participate
In the currently inflationary environment, individuals are rightfully seeking avenues that can offer stability in volatile markets, portfolio diversification and capital preservation opportunities as well as a hedge against rising interest rates and inflation.
In the currently inflationary environment, individuals are rightfully seeking avenues that can offer stability in volatile markets, portfolio diversification and capital preservation opportunities as well as a hedge against rising interest rates and inflation.
The answer is YES. There are more ways to gain exposure to property than simply buying into it. Debt-based real estate investments have grown in popularity and availability in recent years due to a number of factors.
Different businesses will have different environmental impacts, and there is no single approach to addressing these impacts that works for everyone.
While headlines may suggest the property market is falling, the bigger picture suggests that over time, the market is remarkably resilient.
Prospective investors into this growing asset class often ask the question –
Why does a gap exist between bank and non-bank funding? If these loans are creditworthy, why would the banks not fund them?
With private lenders predicted to provide more than $50 billion in commercial real estate lending by 2024, Zagga’s white paper uncovers the two key factors driving growth.
Commercial Real Estate Debt (CRED) plays a pivotal role in the world of real estate investment. It’s a financial instrument that allows investors to participate
In the currently inflationary environment, individuals are rightfully seeking avenues that can offer stability in volatile markets, portfolio diversification and capital preservation opportunities as well as a hedge against rising interest rates and inflation.
In the currently inflationary environment, individuals are rightfully seeking avenues that can offer stability in volatile markets, portfolio diversification and capital preservation opportunities as well as a hedge against rising interest rates and inflation.
The answer is YES. There are more ways to gain exposure to property than simply buying into it. Debt-based real estate investments have grown in popularity and availability in recent years due to a number of factors.
Different businesses will have different environmental impacts, and there is no single approach to addressing these impacts that works for everyone.
While headlines may suggest the property market is falling, the bigger picture suggests that over time, the market is remarkably resilient.
Prospective investors into this growing asset class often ask the question –
Why does a gap exist between bank and non-bank funding? If these loans are creditworthy, why would the banks not fund them?
With private lenders predicted to provide more than $50 billion in commercial real estate lending by 2024, Zagga’s white paper uncovers the two key factors driving growth.
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All portfolio numbers quoted correct as at 31 January 2025.
*Average investor return across the active portfolio as at 31 January 2025.
**Target return is after expenses and any applicable management fees for the year ending 30 June 2024. OCR = Australian Reserve Bank Official Cash Rate.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and investments are subject to investment risk, fees and costs. Returns are not guaranteed.
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