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As the Capital Markets Execution program matures, some speed bumps are being felt on the back end of the process in the servicing of the loans.
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Not everything is so sunny in the apartment business. The latest report from Trepp says delinquencies are moving up fueled by loans made in 2007.
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Pricing for CMBS loans has fallen dramatically and a growing number of conduits are getting aggressive. But the same thing happened around this time last year, and it didn't last.
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A slew of five-year CMBS loans will come due this year, but how will they refinance?
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Affordable housing borrowers looking for permanent loans are finding more success using Fannie Mae's MBS than Freddie Mac's CME.
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The CMBS sector's recovery has temporarily run out of steam, as Standard & Poor's abrupt actions send the industry into disarray.
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Prudential Mortgage Capital shut down its conduit operations in 2008, but the firm is now ready to jump back in through a joint venture with Perella Weinberg Partners.
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Steve Boyack, senior vice president of Denver-based The Laramar Group, happened to be driving near Philadelphia with company CEO Dave Woodward a year ago when they decided to check out a property they sold in 2005.
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CMBS pricing has steadily dropped this year, so much so that some conduits are now quoting rates on high-end acquisition deals that are comparable to what Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are offering.
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As fundamentals and transactions continue to rise in the apartment industry, the additions to apartment distress slipped $3 billion in the first quarter, which was the lowest level of additions since the third quarter of 2008, according to New York-based research firm Real Capital Analytics (RCA).