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  • Money360, a small commercial real estate lender, is joining a number of new issuers who are securitizing floating rate bridge and transitional loans.
  • As construction costs continue to rise and interest rates tick higher, a number of US banks are reporting that they are mulling a step back from commercial real estate.
  • Shelter Growth is coming to market with a commercial real estate conduit deal, helping the CMBS space to pick up speed during a relatively quiet July.
  • June was a busy month for CMBS issuance, with the highest monthly volume in more than three years, though a dearth of triple-A buyers pushed spreads out to their widest levels of 2018.
  • As demand for investments with good environmental, social and governance credentials rises, are non-performing loans the ultimate social asset class — or toxic waste that ESG investors should disdain?
  • Together Financial Services Limited (Together) is boosting its commercial real estate (CRE) lending strategy with the announcement on Wednesday of a £525m warehouse facility to support growth, adding to three other existing private facilities.
  • Ares Management is marketing $460m of seasoned fixed-rate subordinate B-pieces from Freddie Mac deals in the secondary market.
  • In partnership with MUFG Union Bank, the American subsidiary of Japanese giant bank Mitsubishi Financial Group, Principal Real Estate Investors has announced the debut of MUFG Principal Commercial Capital, a lending platform focused on originating loans and securitizing them in CMBS deals.
  • Following up from a busy week, a number of CMBS deals are lining up to be priced ahead of the typical post-July 4 market slowdown, including a deal that refinances debt on the La Quinta hotel chain.