Non-Bank Real Estate Credit Faces Rising Risk of Default
A significant portion of non-bank credit in Israel's real estate sector is at risk of default or debt arrangements by 2025, according to a new report. Approximately 13% of this credit is projected to be in arrears or subject to restructuring within the next year.
This increase in risk highlights growing concerns about the stability of the non-bank lending market, which has become increasingly important for real estate financing in recent years. The report suggests that lenders and developers need to be particularly vigilant in assessing creditworthiness and managing exposure.
The findings come amid broader economic uncertainties and rising interest rates, which can put pressure on borrowers' ability to meet their debt obligations. The real estate sector, in particular, is sensitive to these economic shifts.
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