How to bridge the gap?
Language: English Series: EuroProperty ; 2 April 2012, 6-7(2)Publication details: 2012Subject(s): Summary: Commercial real estate faces a Euros 400 bn to 700bn financing gap mainly from bank deleveraging. Morgan Stanley estimates that banks are poised to reduce their exposure by Euros 300bn-600bn or 12%-25%. Up to Euros 150bn of this is cross-border. Over the next five years property values will fall by an average of 10%. Listed property companies with stronger balance sheets have seen their ability to refinance strengthen. Tables cover providers of financing to corporate real estate - the moving parts, and a summary of debt maturities v cash and undrawn facilities.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal | London Journal article | L155711 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 155711-1001 |
Commercial real estate faces a Euros 400 bn to 700bn financing gap mainly from bank deleveraging. Morgan Stanley estimates that banks are poised to reduce their exposure by Euros 300bn-600bn or 12%-25%. Up to Euros 150bn of this is cross-border. Over the next five years property values will fall by an average of 10%. Listed property companies with stronger balance sheets have seen their ability to refinance strengthen. Tables cover providers of financing to corporate real estate - the moving parts, and a summary of debt maturities v cash and undrawn facilities.