Investors with strong liquidity begin to see opportunity to deploy across the capital stack with a top focus on credit strategies and sector diversification
CHICAGO, Jan. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Clarity across markets has been in short supply recently but signs that investors are starting to reengage through a broader set of strategies are beginning to emerge. By the end of 2025, $3.1 trillion of real estate assets globally will have maturing debt, according to JLL’s Global Capital Outlook research. The current refinancing shortfall for these loan maturities is an estimated $270–$570 billion, which will catalyze transaction activity and provide a clear first-mover advantage for well capitalized investors in 2024.
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