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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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The market for commercial mortgage-backed securities backed by a loan on a single property has slowed down precipitously since the beginning of the year, when more of the securities were sold than in all of 2012.
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Hypothekenbank Frankfurt, the special servicer for the troubled Irish commercial mortgage-backed securities deal Opera Finance (CMH), has not been swayed by a last ditch restructuring proposal and will press on with a noteholder vote to approve Kennedy Wilson’s cash offer for the underlying properties.
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Leeds Building Society is gearing up for its debut public issue from its Albion prime residential mortgage securitization shelf, in what will be only the fourth piece of U.K. RMBS issued this year.
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Hypothekenbank Frankfurt, the special servicer for the troubled Irish CMBS Opera Finance (CMH), has not been swayed by a last ditch restructuring proposal and will press on with a noteholder vote to approve Kennedy Wilson’s cash offer for the underlying properties.
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The commercial mortgage-backed securities market is bracing for wider spreads and prolonged volatility on the heels of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s statement Wednesday that the bank could begin tapering its bond buying program this year.
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North Las Vegas has become the latest battleground in the war over eminent domain after the City Council there voted to enter into an advisory process with Mortgage Resolution Partners on the use of the technique—a move blasted by securitization industry officials who say eminent domain will negatively impact loans backing mortgage-backed securitizations.
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Less than a week before bondholders in the Opera CMH CMBS were due to vote on a refinancing proposal, a rival bid has emerged that aims to recoup more cash for junior noteholders.
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The agency mortgage-backed securities market remained “pretty orderly” following Wednesday’s announcement by Ben Bernanke, chairman of Federal Reserve, indicating the Fed would maintain its agency MBS purchasing—at least for now—but some traders cautioned it may yet be too early to determine the final impact on the securitization market.
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A new conduit deal from JPMorgan and Barclays produced the widest spreads in nearly a year as investors priced in concerns over the long-term outlook for interest rates.