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Spreads have widened and GI Partners' $375m deal is moving slowly
Investors say data centre deals are pricing wider than other types of CMBS
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Thames Water this week unveiled the £4.1bn refinancing of its acquisition by Macquarie Bank.
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Shariah-compliant securitizations are expected to play a significant part in the deal pipeline from the Gulf Cooperation Council regions.
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Twenty transactions have come out of new securitization markets in Europe, Middle East and Africa in the first half of 2007, with issuance totalling $5.8 billion and the majority of volume has come from Turkey and Russia.
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The U.K. arm of Australia-based property group Goodman has closed an £800 million ($1.62 billion) commercial mortgage-backed securities deal backed by a portfolio of business park units located throughout the U.K.
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Five commercial and residential mortgage-backed securities deals worth approximately $12 billion have been pulled from the market in the last week as spreads widened globally.
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Analysts at Barclays Capital believe there will be fewer GBP-denominated but more Euro-denominated commercial mortgage-backed securitizations issued in the second half of 2007.
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Time ran out for several CMBS conduit houses this week as the remaining investors willing to buy CMBS began to shut up shop for the summer.
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Credit Suisse’s £778.8 million U.K. commercial mortgage-backed securitization, Titan Europe 2007-3, has priced wider than market talk.
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The €1.52 billion ($2 billion) Windermere XII commercial mortgage-backed securitization – which came to market in July – has reportedly been pulled from the marketplace.