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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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A partnership between Wells Fargo Bank and RBS has priced WF-RBS Commercial Mortgage Trust 2011-C2, a $1.3 billion dollar commercial mortgage-backed securities deal.
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Deutsche Bank is said to be circling the maturing Centaurus (Eclipse 2005-3) commercial mortgage-backed securitization with the aim of refinancing the German multi-family deal and priming a new CMBS issue, according to a senior official close to the matter.
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Berkadia Commercial Mortgage has hired commercial mortgage-backed securities veteran Hugh Hall as a managing director of capital markets as part of a plan to expand origination programs after cutting back during the downturn.
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European commercial mortgage-backed securities deals initially thought to be under major refinancing pressure due to their portfolio size could tempt cash-rich real estate accounts looking for investments as market fundamentals remain solid, according to Société Générale analysts.
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Real money investors are said to have scooped up the bulk of $3.7 billion in new commercial mortgage-backed securities that sold in the primary market last week, according to officials close to the deals.
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Punch’s securitisations have been on a roll this week, with cash prices on the M1 notes in Punch A trading up from 77 to 82.5 and yields on the senior notes coming in from the 9.5% area to 8%. This comes after a string of negative headlines last year suggesting that Punch might abandon Punch A and B, which are securitisations of cashflows from Punch’s tenanted pubs.
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Following the collapse of Gatak Real Estate’s tender offer for the notes of the REC 6 CMBS, at least one noteholder is pushing for tighter control over the servicer — which could be the first step to enforcement.
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Wells Fargo Bank and RBS have rolled out WF-RBS Commercial Mortgage Trust C-2, a $1.3 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal.
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Goldman Sachs is looking to issue between $5-6 billion in new commercial mortgage-backed securities in 2011 and is also aiming to lock down more contracts to arrange collateralized loan obligations, according to a senior official familiar with the firm’s strategy.