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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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Rabobank subsidiary Obvion’s latest STORM RMBS, its second of the year, has become the tightest securitization of non-guaranteed Dutch mortgages since the financial crisis, extending STORM’s standing as the leading programme in the Dutch market.
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New York-based investment manager Perella Weinberg quietly circled the B-piece of COMM 2013-CCRE7, a conduit commercial mortgage-backed securities deal that was sold this week by Deutsche Bank and Cantor Commercial Real Estate.
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The creditors behind the Coeur Défense building in Paris, which include 12 classes of noteholders in the Windermere XII CMBS, have received their first instalment of interest payments under the borrower’s sauvegarde plan, marking the end of four years’ worth of legal appeals and counter-appeals.
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Liberty Financial is set to price its second Australian residential mortgage-backed securities deal of the year on Wednesday, keeping up the steady flow of Australian RMBS seen in 2013.
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Forecasts on new issue commercial mortgage-backed securities in Europe have swollen to EUR10-15 billion ($12.8-19.2 billion) this year, with several deal candidates already lining up and market pros pointing to renewed interest from across the Atlantic.
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Forecasts of new issuance from commercial mortgage-backed securities in Europe have swollen to €10bn-€15bn this year, with several deal candidates already lining up and market participants pointing to renewed interest from across the Atlantic.
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The creditors behind the Coeur Défense building in Paris, which includes 12 classes of noteholders in the Winderemere XII CMBS, have received their first instalment of interest payments under the borrower’s sauvegarde plan, marking the end of four years’ worth of legal appeals and counter-appeals.
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Paris-based Lyxor Asset Management has launched a credit strategy fund that accesses event-driven and credit-oriented strategies across multiple asset classes, including agency residential mortgage-backed securities, as set out by Canyon Capital Advisors.
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The future of the Federal Housing Financing Agency’s plans for risk-sharing securitizations from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have gotten murkier since last autumn.