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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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A High Court judge has ruled in favour of bondholders in their dispute with the Canary Wharf Group over the real estate group’s early repayment of £577.9m of securitized notes in July 2014. -
The 2016 CMBS pipeline opened up this week, but investors were quick to demand wider spreads to compensate for not only macroeconomic volatility, but what observers say is a deepening uncertainty in CMBS market fundamentals.
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Home Partners of America launched HPA 2016-1 on Monday, the first single family rental (SFR) transaction of 2016.
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The CMBS market is edging closer to some of the most bearish predictions for spreads in 2016 only three weeks into the year.
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The skies were grey over the annual CREFC industry event in Miami Beach this week, matching the mood of CMBS market players who agreed that the good times of the past four years were behind them and that they should brace for a tumultuous 2016.
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Varde has mandated leads for a secondary placement of its £184.6m ($265.96m) MagniFinance CMBS transaction, which the issuer retained in December last year.
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HIG Capital has hired Graham Emmett as managing director in the real estate team as the firm looks to grow its activities in the European real estate structured finance market.
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CMBS deals issued since the crisis have outperformed earlier pre-crisis deals, according to Fitch Ratings, despite widespread concern that underwriting is deteriorating across newer vintages.
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CMBS deals issued since the crisis have outperformed earlier pre-crisis deals, according to Fitch Ratings, despite widespread concern that underwriting is deteriorating across newer vintages.
