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February 2, 2022

Värde Partners and Hawkins Way Capital Acquire Sheraton Boston Hotel

NEW YORK – Värde Partners, a leading global alternative investment firm, and Hawkins Way Capital, a vertically integrated real estate company, announced today the recent purchase of 39 Dalton Street in the Back Bay neighborhood of downtown Boston, Massachusetts, from Host Hotels & Resorts.

January 31, 2022

Värde Views: Credit Market Update

With heightened volatility and increased dispersion across markets, Värde Partners’ CIOs Ilfryn Carstairs, Giuseppe Naglieri and Brad Bauer provide their thoughts on the economic conditions affecting the investment landscape, the evolving opportunity set and the outlook for credit markets in 2022.

January 24, 2022

Värde Partners Finances $2.7 Billion of Commercial Real Estate Loans in 2021

MINNEAPOLIS and NEW YORK – Värde Partners, a leading global alternative investment firm, today announced it closed $946 million in U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) loans across 14 transactions in the fourth quarter of 2021.

January 21, 2022

Värde Partners Agrees to Sell Stake in Trastor REIC for €98 Million

ATHENS and LONDON – Värde Partners, a leading global alternative investment firm, today announced it has agreed to sell its 52% stake in Trastor REIC (“Trastor”), a real estate investment company, to Piraeus Bank for €98 million.

January 19, 2022

Värde Names Three New Partners From Senior Investing Ranks

MINNEAPOLIS, NEW YORK and LONDON – Värde Partners, a leading global alternative investment firm, today announced it has promoted three senior investment professionals to the role of Partner: Jim Dunbar, Aneek Mamik and Carlos Sanz Esteve.

January 11, 2022

Värde and Hawkins Way Form $1 Billion Joint Venture to Acquire Value-Add and Distressed Hospitality and Housing Assets

NEW YORK – Värde Partners, a leading global alternative investment firm, and Hawkins Way Capital, a vertically integrated real estate company, today announced they have formed a joint venture to acquire more than $1 billion of value-add and distressed hospitality and housing assets in major U.S. cities.