Starwood Capital Group Closes Private-Credit Focused Vehicles at Total Valuation of $2.86 Billion
- Editor
- Jun 3
- 2 min read
Whats Happening:
Starwood Capital Group has successfully closed three private credit-focused vehicles: Starwood Real Estate Debt Strategies U.S., Starwood European Real Estate Debt Finance II, and Starwood Australian Real Estate Debt Finance Trust I. Together with related co-investment vehicles, these closings represent total capital commitments of $2.86 billion, marking a significant expansion of Starwood Capital's global real estate credit business.
Key Moves:
Starwood Capital closes three private credit vehicles totaling $2.86 billion
Expansion of Starwood's global real estate credit business
Vehicles focus on U.S., European, and Australian real estate debt strategies
By The Numbers:
Total capital commitments of $2.86 billion
Starwood Capital has completed over $100 billion of lending transactions since 2010
Starwood Capital has raised over $85 billion of capital since inception
Key Quotes:
"We're incredibly excited to leverage our team's expertise and continue building on Starwood Capital's long-standing success in real estate credit," said Barry Sternlicht, Chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital.
"As traditional lenders pull back in the face of regulatory and macroeconomic headwinds, Starwood Capital's depth of experience uniquely positions us to provide flexible, high-quality financing solutions at compelling yields through a variety of credit products."
"Our scale, expertise, and ability to act decisively enables us to deliver strong risk-adjusted returns for our investors," added Jonathan Pollack, President of Starwood Capital.
Bottom Line:
Starwood Capital Group's successful closing of $2.86 billion in private credit-focused vehicles demonstrates the firm's growing strength in the real estate credit market. This expansion, coupled with Starwood's extensive experience and ability to provide flexible financing solutions, positions the firm to capitalize on opportunities arising from traditional lenders' retreat, potentially leading to strong returns for investors in the evolving real estate credit landscape.
Comments