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Deutsche Bank predicts $155bn of private sector CMBS
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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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Holders of Seat Pagine Gialle’s 2017 bonds are meeting to elect a common representative for the company’s looming restructuring process.
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One of the municipalities freshly considering a plan to use eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages may buck industry concerns and move ahead with it, according to a public official examining the maneuver.
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FirstMac priced its five-tranche Australian residential mortgage-backed securities deal, which included a £92 million ($142.81 million) sterling tranche, while Credit Union Australia made a solid start to the bookbuild for its Harvey Trust 2013-1 RMBS.
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Clydesdale Bank priced its Lanark 2013-1 U.K. residential mortgage securitization on Friday afternoon.
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Unite Group, the UK student accommodation provider, launched its fifth debt capital markets transaction on Thursday, raising a £380m secured bond to refinance a securitisation, sold in December 2006.
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Bondholders in the 2006 Opera Finance (CMH) commercial mortgage securitisation are set to meet to vote on a proposed tweak to the way money raised from the sale will be distributed to each tranche.
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German real estate company Gagfah GmbH is out with a staggering €2bn multi-family CMBS that bankers say confirms the standing of the CMBS market as the most efficient way to refinance large multi-family portfolios. -
Mixed signals from the Federal Reserve about the continuation of its long-running bond buying program could hobble new commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance.
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Unite Group, the U.K. student accommodation provider, has raised a £380 million ($592.6 million) secured bond—its fourth debt capital markets transaction—to refinance an older securitization sold in December 2006.
