Commercial real estate credit isn’t recovering — it’s being repriced.
In this episode, we examine how life insurers and private-credit platforms are quietly reshaping the CRE debt market as banks remain on the sidelines. Rather than a return of easy credit, today’s environment reflects a structural shift in who provides capital and how risk is underwritten.
We break down why clean, stabilized assets are seeing competitive debt terms while transitional and speculative deals continue to face wide pricing, tight covenants, and limited liquidity. More importantly, we explain where risk has migrated now that central banks are no longer absorbing it — and why underwriting discipline, capital structure, and exit visibility matter more than market timing.
This conversation is designed for investors, developers, and operators who want a clear, institutional view of how commercial real estate debt is actually being priced in the current cycle.
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Powered by CRE 360 Signal™, each episode distills the most relevant developments in credit, assets, and execution into clear, asset-level implications—what changed, why it matters, and where risk or opportunity is forming.
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