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Investors say data centre deals are pricing wider than other types of CMBS
Eight new managers have printed deals in 2026 with another, Oaktree, set to launch its inaugural deal.
Private credit managers have raised $16bn in north America this year while fund managers are sitting on a record $56bn globally of dry powder to deploy in commecial real estate
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Only 13 of the 37 securitized European commercial loans set to mature in the first quarter fully paid down on their respective dates, according to Standard & Poor’s analysts looking at deals they rate.
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Barclays Capital has priced its $965 million National Credit Union Administration residential mortgage-backed securitization, NCUA Guaranteed Notes Trust (NGN) 2011-R6, at one-month LIBOR plus 38 basis points, according to a banker familiar with the transaction.
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Trading in the secondary market for commercial mortgage-backed securities picked up on Tuesday with north of $700 million in bid lists hitting desks, after what traders said was one of the slowest days of the year on Monday.
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A loan in the €1.5 billion ($2.14 billion) commercial mortgage-backed securities deal Windermere X has suffered an event of default.
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Ginnie Mae mortgage bonds are finally on the mend, three years after the subprime housing crisis roiled global financial markets.
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Former Goldman Sachs vets Alan Alsheimer and Martin Teevan have joined Ticonderoga Securities, a New York-based broker-dealer, to build its fixed-income platform.
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Cantor Commercial Real Estate’s first commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, the $634.5 million CFCRE 2011-C1, was priced about 20 basis points wider than other 2011 offerings for the benchmark 10-year, AAA-rated A4 class of bonds.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is said to have sold an estimated $400 million in commercial mortgage-backed securities in what observers say is a sign the agency may be planning to do more CMBS issuances in the future.
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Royal Bank of Scotland researchers have recorded the first delinquency in the new generation of commercial mortgage-backed securities following the crisis, known as CMBS 2.0.