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피치트리 그룹 CEO 그렉 프리드먼 (Greg Friedman) 이 블룸버그 TV의 애비게일 두리틀 (Abigail Doolittle) 과 함께 상업용 부동산의 당면 과제와 시장 트렌드, 그리고 사모신용이 필요한 이유에 대해 이야기했습니다.

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Commercial Observer: Trump Tariffs-Induced Volatility Widens CRE Opportunity for Private Credit

Our CEO, Greg Friedman, was recently quoted in Commercial Observer, discussing how ongoing tariff uncertainty and banking pullback are reshaping commercial real estate lending—and why private credit is stepping in to fill the gap.
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“It’s a very narrow bandwidth of who these regional banks, community banks and national banks want to lend to right now. So, if private credit didn’t exist, I think we’d be in a much more challenging environment for commercial real estate,” said Greg Friedman, managing principal and CEO of nonbank lender Peachtree Group. “We’ve seen a pickup of more opportunities coming our way where banks are unwilling to finance projects, and the regional banks in particular are really pushing borrowers to pay them off, and that’s forcing the borrower to seek other sources of capital.”

Interested in how private credit is stepping up amid market volatility and shifting CRE dynamics?
Read the full article here to see our CEO’s take on the evolving lending landscape and what it means for the future of real estate finance.

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AltsWire: As Bonds Regain Their Footing, Private Credit Stands Tall

Featured Article in AltsWire written by Peachtree Group Managing Principal and CEO, Greg Friedman

AltsWire - Since January, volatility in Washington has added new layers of complexity to the investment landscape. Once buoyed by resilient consumer spending and AI-driven optimism, equity markets have stumbled as investors weighed the risk of disrupted supply chains, higher costs, and slower global growth.

Yet amid this turbulence, bonds have quietly returned to form, resuming their traditional role as portfolio ballast. U.S. Treasurys and high-grade corporates have attracted meaningful inflows amid signs of a cooling labor market and slowing economy, which had reignited rate cut expectations.

However, recent volatility in longer-term yields – despite expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut rates by up to 100 basis points this year – underscores the importance of active duration management. In this environment, with a backdrop of geopolitical tensions and unpredictable trade dynamics, traditional bonds alone may not offer sufficient protection or return.

Private credit – especially strategies focused on senior secured lending, real estate credit or asset-backed deals – is proving to be a powerful complement to traditional fixed income. These investments typically deliver high, consistent cash flow, often in the 8% to 12% range, allowing portfolios to generate meaningful income while materially shortening duration.

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