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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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Morgan Stanley announced a Dutch conduit CMBS, Oranje (ELoC 32), on Thursday. -
LaSalle Investment Management announced on Thursday that it had entered into an agreement to make a majority acquisition of Latitude Management Real Estate Investors, which it valued to be worth $1.2bn.
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After years of work and numerous consultations, US regulators are still grappling with guidance for new floating rate note (FRN) contracts and the problem of how to fairly reset existing financial agreements that use Libor as a reference rate.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has made its first Greek non-performing loan (NPL) investment, part of a €300m programme to help banks in central, eastern and south-eastern Europe to clean up their balance sheets.
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Asset-backed bonds have shown resistance to broader volatility in credit markets over the past week, but analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said weakness in corporate bonds could easily spill over into securitization markets.
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BX 2018-IND, a $2.4bn single loan CMBS deal from Blackstone and the largest CMBS since 2013, was priced on Wednesday. Strong investor demand helped drive all classes under average spread levels on newly originated CMBS deals this fall.
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RBC Capital Markets announced a series of hires in European real estate investment banking on Wednesday, part of the firm’s gradual expansion across industries in European IB.
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The US federal government issued tax guidance for Opportunity Zone funds last week, leaving commercial real estate debt brokers and investors to eye up what this "opportunity" will mean for them.
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Arrow CMBS 2018, a new French CMBS sponsored by Blackstone, aims to put the pre-crisis problems of the French market, exemplified by the drawn-out litigation over Lehman’s Coeur Defense deal, behind it, using a “double Luxco” structure to reassure investors that they will be able to enforce security.
