Tristan Capital Partners

Tristan’s TIPS Two Real Estate Debt Fund has provided a £340 million senior real estate debt facility to a joint venture between Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Edge Technologies. The loan refinances the existing construction facility and funds the remaining costs to refinance and complete EDGE London Bridge ahead of the practical completion and having secured a prelet. Dan Pottorff, said: “EDGE London Bridge is the kind of asset the TIPS Two strategy is built to finance - a best-in-class, highly sustainable building in a supply-constrained central London submarket, backed by an institutional sponsor with the proven capability to deliver it. With construction substantially complete and strong early leasing momentum, this is a well-protected, income-led lending opportunity for our investors.” This marks the 7th investment for TIPS Two and the largest single loan originated by Tristan's debt platform to date, reflecting the platform's continued growth and ability to structure large, complex financings for leading institutional sponsors. Read more: https://lnkd.in/etCrrMB2 Ashil Sodha Fons van Dorst Edge Goldman Sachs Asset Management #RealEstate #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateDebt #London #Sustainability #Investment #Finance

Confirmed: Deka Immobilien confirms acquisition of £220m West End office | May Agaran Tristan Capital Partners, Greycoat https://lnkd.in/g-qXgUS5

My latest cover for PERE Credit – Real estate credit has its next major win and capital relations target in sight: https://lnkd.in/gh6hAaAS Insurance company investors are looking to expand their fixed income portfolios further to keep pace with their own return needs. Aging demographics in the US, a rise in annuity sales and a coinciding appetite for shorter-duration income surety have primed real estate debt for a grand slam moment within the private investment arena. Being a long-term winner, however, will require more than the LP pitch decks and tactics of yesteryear. A stacked field of industry perspectives made this one possible, including Voya Investment Management's Greg Michaud; AllianceBernstein's Peter Gordon and Geoffrey Cornell, CFA; Nuveen, a TIAA company's Joseph Pursley, CIMA® and Jason Hernandez; TruAmerica Multifamily's Stella Pappas; MetLife Investment Management's David V. Politano; Tristan Capital Partners' Dan Pottorff; Barings' Gregory Eudicone, CAIA; New York Life Real Estate Investors' Robert Boyd; PPM America, Inc.'s Joseph Burke; Invesco's Charlie Rose; Ashurst's Ruth E Harris; and Schroders' Federico Passerini among other senior executives as I have been building this analysis out. Special thanks to Lucy Scott as well for her assist on this, her reporting on Solvency II will resonate for our global real estate credit desk in the quarters to come. And as always much appreciation for my PEI colleagues including our production and design teams, magazine editing experts, and marketing professionals who allow me to spend weeks on end reporting exclusive features like this.

Investment and savings platform Hargreaves Lansdown has signed for an additional 26,303 sq ft at the Welcome Building® in Bristol, expanding its footprint in the building to 116,665 sq ft. The 207,000 sq ft Welcome Building was delivered by a joint venture between EPISO 5, a fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners, and Trammell Crow Company. https://lnkd.in/emfCi7BR

DekaBank completes circa £220m St James office jewel buy Newmark Savills Tristan Capital Partners

Tristan and White Star Real Estate (WSRE) have completed the €172m refinancing of Elektrownia Powiśle in Poland. The financing is provided by Erste Group Erste Bank Polska Victoria Yakubenko said, “When we acquired Elektrownia Powiśle, our investment thesis was built around the diversified income streams and long-term potential of a unique mixed-use regeneration project in the heart of Warsaw. Investing in the transformation of a historic site and developing new buildings to create a major mixed-use destination in Warsaw required patient capital, conviction and a long-term perspective. This transaction validates that investment thesis while optimising the project’s capital structure and providing greater flexibility for the next phase of ownership." Ewan W. Dariusz Domanski Konrad Stępień

Five years ago, Tristan Capital Partners joined SEO London, Eastdil Secured and Goldman Sachs in launching what began as a pilot programme designed to widen access to careers in real estate. Today, SEO London’s Real Estate Programme has grown into a leading platform supporting hundreds of students each year, helping to build a stronger and more diverse talent pipeline for our industry. Celebrating the five year anniversary this week with the programme's alumni students, partner firms and our colleagues, we can see the long-term impact of the programme and how the alumni are starting to build successful careers across the sector, including at Tristan, where members of the first cohort have progressed into full-time roles. As a founding supporter of the programme, our Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Ric Lewis, reflected: "What’s been most powerful over the past five years is seeing individuals come in with potential and leave with real confidence and a clear path into the industry. We have moved from intent to outcomes — we’re seeing people enter and succeed in the industry who might not otherwise have had that opportunity." Congratulations to the entire SEO London team on this significant milestone, and thank you to the students, mentors, volunteers and partner firms who have helped make it possible. #SEOLondon #RealEstate #TalentDevelopment #FutureLeaders #DiversityInRealEstate

Less than two weeks to go until we celebrate the 5th Anniversary of SEO London’s Real Estate Programme. Since launching in 2021, the programme has supported more than 1,500 young people through technical training, mentorship, employability support, networking opportunities and industry insight sessions. Helping students better understand and access careers in real estate. I can't wait to celebrate this milestone with our alumni, sponsor firms and long-standing supporters who have helped shape the programme over the past five years. If you believe you should have received an invitation but have not yet seen one, please feel free to DM me. Neve Godfrey-Clark Jenny D. Rahina Begum