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Cracks in Europe’s Junk Property Debt Revive Fears of 2023 Pain
Source: Bloomberg
Housing & Real EstateInterest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond Markets
European real-estate debt is showing increasing stress from higher interest rates, reflected in a selloff in riskier bonds and the unusual cancellation of a planned high-yield issuance. The developments signal deteriorating financing conditions for leveraged property companies and could raise refinancing risks across the European real-estate credit market.
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