• Pegasus Capital Partners published its “Private Debt Report 2026” on Aug. 12, flagging a structural shift in German real estate financing.
• Report cites tighter bank and savings bank lending, higher funding costs, tighter regulation as key constraints on traditional credit supply.
• Private debt, mezzanine capital, whole-loan structures seen moving from niche tools to core components of real estate financing.
• Management expects demand for financing to remain resilient, with international capital providers becoming more important as bank capacity stays limited.
• Analysis compiles views from finance, capital markets, academia, development, legal advisers to map funding options under the new credit regime.

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