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  • Unite Group, the UK student accommodation provider, launched its fifth debt capital markets transaction on Thursday, raising a £380m secured bond to refinance a securitisation, sold in December 2006.
  • Bondholders in the 2006 Opera Finance (CMH) commercial mortgage securitisation are set to meet to vote on a proposed tweak to the way money raised from the sale will be distributed to each tranche.
  • German real estate company Gagfah GmbH is out with a staggering €2bn multi-family CMBS that bankers say confirms the standing of the CMBS market as the most efficient way to refinance large multi-family portfolios.
  • Mixed signals from the Federal Reserve about the continuation of its long-running bond buying program could hobble new commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance.
  • Unite Group, the U.K. student accommodation provider, has raised a £380 million ($592.6 million) secured bond—its fourth debt capital markets transaction—to refinance an older securitization sold in December 2006.
  • Bondholders in the 2006 Opera Finance (CMH) commercial mortgage securitization are set to meet to vote on a proposed tweak to the way money raised from the sale will be distributed to each tranche.
  • Bondholders in the 2006 Opera Finance (CMH) commercial mortgage securitisation are set to meet to vote on a proposed tweak to the way money raised from the sale will be distributed to each tranche.
  • Unite Group, the UK student accommodation provider, launched its fourth debt capital markets transaction today, raising a £380m secured bond to refinance an older securitisation, sold in December 2006.
  • Jacksonville, Fla.-based EverBank is marketing its second-ever residential mortgage-backed securitization, in a week tipped to see around $900 million in private-label issuance.