This week's CMBS Notebook examines plans by Benefit Street Partners to expand into CMBS transactions, a looming deadline for a loan backing a suburban Chicago mall, and a distressed Houston hotel ...
This week's column examines Pittsburgh office distress, a credit downgrade for a Los Angeles office complex and how a surge in single-asset, single-borrower deals is splitting the market between ...
This week’s column takes a look at the prospects for loans coming due on several major shopping malls. Read the entire piece by clicking “read more” below.
This week's column examines how U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development financing is going mainstream, concerns over long-term office commitments fueled by Starbucks' plans for a second ...
This week's column examines the end of long-running distress for a Rhode Island mall, loan maturity approaching for the owner of one of the largest U.S. showroom portfolios and a type of pooled loan ...
This week's column examines how the CMBS payoff rate is slipping at a time when more loans are about to mature, the hot start of data centers in 2026 and a troubled Chicago office complex that's ...
This week’s column examines Lone Star Funds taking full ownership of a distressed San Francisco office tower, Egan-Jones Ratings’ quest to compete with major firms and Fitch Ratings preparing to ...
This week’s column examines Interra Capital Group’s acquisition of the 10-building Greenway Plaza complex in Houston, downgrades on Louisiana office debt and a ratings cut on a loan tied to a Long ...
This week's column examines Prime Capital's plans for an investment from private equity firm Bonaccord Capital Partners, Ready Capital's move toward a fee-based strategy and a New York landlord ...
This week's column examines Greystone preparing to sell its securitized loan special servicing unit, the attraction of a Blackstone- and Starwood-backed firm's refinanced hotel portfolio and a New ...
This week's column examines how a Utah bank is expanding its multifamily lending, a landmark Pittsburgh tower facing maturity risk and rising rates hurting borrowers' ability to refinance. Read the ...
This week’s column examines landlord RXR’s efforts to keep New York’s Helmsley Building, a landlord’s potential shift in financial strategy for a Lower Manhattan office loan and Tishman Speyer’s ...
Ratings firm reaffirms data center strength: Morningstar DBRS has reaffirmed the credit ratings on 100% of loan classes across 13 commercial mortgage-backed securities transactions that back data ...
This week's column examines New York Life Insurance Co. forming a new business unit to service distressed loans, a Pennsylvania office campus that could be sold following a loan default and a newly ...
This week's column examines the threat of default hanging over a loan backing 22 Starwood Capital Group hotels, the prospects for President Donald Trump's proposed ban on institutional single-family ...
This week's column examines distressed office buildings attracting buyers in San Francisco, how Google's planned exit triggered a loan downgrade, and Dallas vacancy driving debt concerns. Read the ...
This week's column examines a New York office tower facing foreclosure, prospects for an office building leased by Amazon and the challenges Hull Property confronts turning around the Dayton Mall. ...
This week's column examines Shell's departure from a downtown New Orleans office tower, a downgrade for debt on a vacant Houston building and retail landlord CBL Properties walking away from a mall ...
This week's column examines a delay on refinancing a $428.1 million loan on properties owned by retail giant Saks Global, as well as a Brookfield Asset Management debt win and a separate challenge ...
