For all companies, in all sectors, but with special emphasis on real estate, construction and development.
In spite of everything: despite the outbreak of war between Russia and Ukraine, the energy crisis, rising commodity prices and runaway inflation that has affected all economic sectors, 2022 has been a very good year for real estate.
Looking ahead to 2023, the buy-to-let market agenda will be set on financing and will be at the centre of industry, media and possibly political debate. The ECB rate hike will influence the volume of mortgage transactions, but especially those that are conditional on traditional bank financing.
Although the conditions of fixed mortgages have become much more expensive, mixed mortgages, with a more advantageous framework, have burst onto the scene and are gaining ground. The available supply of homes for sale on the market is expected to stabilise. Prices are likely to take a stable path.
On this basis, growth avenues are once again opening up for alternative private equity financing. Yeidy Ramirez, CEO of DEXTERanticipates that "We are entering possibly the best year for financing via investment funds. For all companies, in all sectors, but with special emphasis on real estate, construction and development. There is a moment of 'sit and wait' for traditional banks, and we are taking advantage of it to provide capital to those projects that need it. Alternative financing is not going to stop on its growth ramp. We have already noticed it at the end of 2022".concludes Ramirez.
