ASK’s CEO and co-founder Daniel Austin and Head of Institutional Markets Josh Weinstein, speak to Real Estate Capital magazine about growth in the small ticket lending market and the real estate investment opportunities they are predicting for 2022.
Growth in the small ticket lending market and predictions for 2022: ASK’s Daniel Austin and Joshua Weinstein are interviewed by Real Estate Capital
Josh Weinstein:
"Even in the small loan space there's a lot of competition, not necessarily from new entrants but from alternative lenders and challenger banks who are very well capitalised. That's pushing leverage up or pricing down or both."
Daniel Austin:
"General demand for classic real estate is getting sucked out by the internet. We don't need as many shops, because not as many people are shopping physically. We don't need as many offices, because not as many people are working five days a week. But there is still huge demand for the built environment across the board and my sense is that we will increasingly start looking at assets in terms of their different possible uses. There is a lot more room for people to be creative."
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