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Investors say data centre deals are pricing wider than other types of CMBS
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Credit Suisse has begun marketing a £638m partial refinancing of a £1.17bn bridge loan used by Delta Commercial Property, an investment arm of Three Delta, to buy the NHP portfolio of care homes from Blackstone Group.
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JPMorgan has made several senior hires to boost efforts in its Pan-European real estate structured finance business with emphasis on the U.K, Irish and Dutch markets.
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IXIS Corporate & Investment Bank, a subsidiary of Paris-based bank Natixis, is in the market with its second commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, a €1.02 billion ($1.38 billion) synthetic risk transfer deal on a pool of CMBS loans.
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Barclays Bank has launched its first synthetic collateralized mortgage-backed securities issuance, a €867.5 million ($1.17 billion) deal.
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Societe Generale has begun marketing a €350 million ($476 million) pan-European commercial mortgage-backed securitization, the first pan-European deal in it's White Tower program.
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UBS has priced a £90.2m tap of the Fairhold Securitisation Ltd sheltered housing ground rent CMBS, adding 71 properties to the original portfolio of 335 developments.
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Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft is currently on the look out for four lawyers to join its securitization group.
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Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group has refinanced the Wolfchase Galleria with a $225 million commercial mortgage-backed securities loan from GE Real Estate, a unit of GE Commercial Finance, according to The Memphis Business Journal. Simon's original loan came due on the property and it refinanced with a 10-year, fixed-rate loan.
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Underwriting standards in the European hotel commercial mortage-backed securitization market have become increasingly aggressive, according to Citigroup.