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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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The first publicly rated commercial mortgage-backed securitization from the United Arab Emirates has come to market after months of speculation.
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Commercial real estate debt outstanding in the United States grew by 2.5% in the first quarter to exceed $3 trillion for the first time, according to the Mortgage Bankers Assocation’s analysis to the Federal Reserve’s Flow of Funds data, reports National Real Estate Investor.
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Halifax Bank of Scotland has originated a transaction from its conduit CMBS program—a £454.3 million ($898.2 million) fully funded synthetic deal called Prominent CMBS Conduit No. 2.
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Citigroup and Merrill Lynch priced a highly unusual CMBS last Friday, backed by four UK holiday resorts operated by Center Parcs.
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Dresdner Bank priced Investec’s Eu300m Gresham Capital CLO IV on Friday (June 8).
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Barcelona, Spain —The European CMBX synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securities trading platform is likely to launch by the early fall at the latest, Ben Logan, managing director of Markit Group said during a panel discussion at the IMN Global ABS conference.
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Barcelona, Spain -- Large investment banks are still struggling to employ the right level of talent to originate and sell commercial mortgage-backed securities deals due to a lack of experienced pros in the European market.
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Marcus & Millichap's Mele Storage Group is warning investors that the commercial mortgage-backed securities market is experiencing a minor setback. Problems in the sub-prime residential mortgage market are adversely impacting the commercial mortgage market and CMBS lenders are seeing some of their aggressively underwritten loans being kicked out of loan pools as the spread requirements of the bond investors are increasing, according to a recent report from BridgePointe Advisors, a real estate investment banking boutique based in Alphretta, Ga.
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CMBS investors demanded extra this week for the esoteric collateral on offer from several securitisations.