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Global Tower Partners is issuing $250 million in five-year commercial mortgage backed securities.
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Fleet Street Finance Two, a €1.912 billion ($2.61 billion) commercial mortgage securitization of German shopping centres, could have its legal final maturity extended three years if restructuring plans go ahead, a first for Europe.
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Bank of America’s Global Securities Solutions’ trust and administration unit has ceased all new securitization business.
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Montclair Plaza, a General Growth Properties mall in Montclair, Calif., has had its $190 million senior mortgage transfer to special serving.
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Spreads on recent vintage super seniors have rallied, tightening 10 to 15 basis points as of Tuesday afternoon.
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Speakers on the commercial mortgage securitization panel at ASF2010 Wednesday morning noted the CMBS market has a lot of room for improvement, but recovery is on the horizon.
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When the government ends its Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility in March, commercial mortgage-backed securities will be the sector that struggles the most to make it without government assistance, according to panelists speaking on the “Restoring the Private Securitization Market and Unwinding Government Support Programs” panel today at ASF2010.
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Loans backing Talisman Finance 3, a €689 million ($958 million) commercial mortgage securitization of German and French property, could be extended after the special servicer and borrower entered into a standstill agreement.
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John Nacos, a 20-year veteran of the industry, has been named global head of commercial real estate at Deutsche Bank.