In our view, the sharp change in homeowner affordability, coupled with strong housing demand and tight supply, is likely to drive significant rental demand from households priced out of homeownership due to cost or credit.
Author: Ash Miller
Pretium Partners Acquires Selene Holdings
Pretium Partners, LLC (“Pretium”), an investment management firm focused on real estate, mortgage finance and corporate credit with over $10 billion in assets under management, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Selene Holdings LLC (“Selene”) from funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. (“Oaktree”) and Ranieri Partners LLC (“Ranieri”).
Next Default Cycle Will Look More Like 2000
To compare credit cycles, we look at three critical factors including the length of a default cycle, its magnitude, and severity of loss.
2018 U.S. Housing Outlook Mid-Year Update
The U.S. economy is performing well, supported by healthy job growth, corporate tax reform and elevated consumer and business confidence.
Pretium Partners Raises More Than $1 Billion For Single-Family Rental Platform
Total equity capital committed during the fundraising period exceeded $1 billion, including SFR Fund II and targeted commitments from separately managed accounts pursuing SFR strategies.
Charles “Chaz” E. Mueller, Jr. Named Progress Residential Chief Executive Officer
Progress Residential, a leading owner and operator of high-quality single-family homes for rent, formed by alternative investment manager Pretium Partners, LLC, today announced that Chaz Mueller has joined Progress Residential as Chief Executive Officer.
Pretium Partners Expands Credit Management Business with Acquisition of NewMark Capital Assets
Last week, Pretium reached an agreement to assume management of two CLOs that are currently managed by NewMark Capital LLC. NewMark Capital Funding 2013-1 CLO Ltd and NewMark Capital Funding 2014-2 CLO Ltd currently hold approximately US$750 million in assets.
2018 U.S. Housing Fundamentals and Single-Family Rental Outlook
The compression in housing availability during a period of improving economic growth and sustained housing demand drove another year of rental rate and home price growth.