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Private Credit’s $1.8 Trillion Surge Sets the Stage for a Real Estate Reawakening in 2026

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As the four largest alternative credit platforms approach nearly $1.8 trillion in combined AUM, the asset class's rapid maturation is reshaping capital flows into commercial real estate. The private credit market has undergone a staggering transformation over the past seven years, with assets under management across the four largest platforms roughly quadrupling from approximately $300 […]

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