| Investors are putting more money into real estate debt funds after banks reduced the size of their loan books to meet tougher regulatory requirements, DTZ Group Plc said.
The amount of money earmarked for real-estate debt funds rose 54 percent to $29 billion in the first half, according to a report published today by the London-based real estate adviser. The company estimates that funds are seeking to raise an additional $17 billion to be deployed globally or in Europe by acquiring bank loan portfolios or through lending...............................................Full Article: Source
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