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Plummeting oil prices are beginning to take their toll on the CMBS market, with around $55m of loans backed by properties in oil producing regions of the US reporting delinquencies this month. -
Issuers flooded the pipeline this week with around $4bn of new CMBS deals, but spreads failed to reverse the widening trend that has dominated the market since the beginning of the year.
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Several non-bank CMBS lenders are looking to change their approach to new loan origination this year in the face of onerous regulation and thinning profits, with some planning to cut back on loans bound for securitization and bulk up in on-balance sheet floating rate debt.
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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.
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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.
