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Single asset, single borrower deals drove the US CMBS market in 2025, particularly on New York City collateral as office attendance rose. With interest rates predicted to fall further in 2026, market participants are looking forward to a greater variety of deals on commercial real estate from other cities and sectors, writes Pooja Sarkar
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JP Morgan’s latest CMBS deal represents a market trend in which issuers have sold investors cheaper deals backed by weaker collateral, market participants say. -
Proceeds from the largest loan left in Titan 2006-2 will flow through to noteholders in January, but the hefty costs of enforcing the loan and selling the property means noteholders are likely to see losses. The property sold for €268m almost a year ago, but CMBS noteholders are only set to recover around €239.5m, 90.58% of the outstanding loan amount.
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The restructuring of two UK hospital property securitizations, Theatre (Hospitals) No 1 and 2, has finally been executed by most of the parties to the deal, with the restructuring adviser, Lazard, circulating the agreement to the final parties in a notice published on Tuesday.
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Goldman Sachs has got in on a recent surge of asset sales from Bankia, picking up a diverse portfolio of real estate loans from the nationalised Spanish lender.
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Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have launched a long rumoured German CMBS transaction to refinance a five year loan to IVG Immobilien, which could take European supply in the recovering asset class close to €5bn for the year.
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Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have launched a long rumoured German CMBS transaction, which could take European supply in the recovering asset class close to €5bn for the year.
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Freddie Mac is launching a new securitization product that will increase its role in multifamily CMBS just as market participants have touted Freddie’s divestment of risk in RMBS.
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Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold a £350m bond this week to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle.
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Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold its £350m bond today to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle.
