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Freddie Mac has rolled out a $1.1 billion multifamily securitization that is the second of six commercial mortgage-backed securities deals the agency is planning this year.
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Commercial mortgage servicers are writing hope notes on distressed mortgages, an old strategy from the last commercial real estate downturn.
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Approximately 65% of commercial mortgage loans that were transferred into special servicing in the past 45 days were performing, according to data from Realpoint.
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Center Parcs, the UK holiday resort operator, has announced a restructuring of its £1bn CMBS, CPUK Mortgage Finance.
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CB Richard Ellis and Knight Frank have begun marketing some of the properties backing White Tower 2006-3.
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RBS Securities has hired Paul Jablansky as a managing director to lead strategy for consumer asset-backed securities and nonagency mortgage-backed securities.
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Adair Turner, chairman of the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority, has opened debate on four macroeconomic regulatory tools needed to contain securitization and credit derivatives.
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London-based boutique advisory European Risk Capital has expanded its structured finance efforts with the addition of David Cain, former debt executive at Quayle Munro.
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The sale of eight London properties backing the £1.15 billion ($1.73 billion) White Tower 2006-3 commercial mortgage-backed securities should fully repay the class A and a significant slice of the deal’s class B notes, according to the special servicer.