Invesco Real Estate says first-half loan commitments rose to $3.2 billion
Invesco Real Estate said it closed $3.2 billion in global loan commitments in the first half of 2026, with most activity in multifamily and industrial properties.
Invesco Real Estate said Aug. 13 that it closed $3.2 billion in global loan commitments in the first half of 2026, up 112% from the same period a year earlier.
The real estate investment platform of Invesco Ltd. said the loans were part of 33 floating-rate senior loans completed in North America and Europe. The company said the volume reflected demand from relationship borrowers seeking certainty of execution, flexibility and a partnership-based lending approach.
Invesco Real Estate said multifamily and industrial properties accounted for 93% of year-to-date commitments. It also said it saw a notable increase in activity in Europe.
The company said that since its global credit business began in 2011, it has originated about $29.8 billion across 394 transactions in North America and Europe. It also said it completed two managed commercial real estate collateralized loan obligations in the first half of 2026: INCREF 2026-FL2 and INCREF 2026-FL3.
Charlie Rose, global head of credit at Invesco Real Estate, said in the release that the firm saw robust loan demand from relationship borrowers as the maturity cycle began. He said borrowers are seeking certainty of execution, flexibility and a partnership-based approach to through-cycle lending.
Scott Dennis, CEO of Invesco Private Markets, said the platform has become one of the leading investor-driven lenders in the U.S., according to the release and its cited source.
The company description said that as of Dec. 31, 2025, Invesco Real Estate had $86.3 billion in real estate assets under management, 596 employees and 21 regional offices across the U.S., Europe and Asia Pacific. It also said Invesco Ltd. had US$2.5 trillion in assets under management as of June 30, 2026.
Invesco Real Estate said its lending activity spans North America and Europe, with multifamily and industrial remaining the largest sectors in its year-to-date mix.
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