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CMBS

  • Freddie's CME Has Some Growing Pains

    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.

     
  • Multifamily Delinquencies Rise

    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.

     
  • CMBS Heats Up, But is it Back to Stay?

    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.

     
  • Many 5-Year Conduit Loans to Mature in 2012

    A slew of five-year CMBS loans will come due this year, but how will they refinance?

     
  • Fannie Outpacing Freddie on Affordable Housing Preservation

    Affordable housing borrowers looking for permanent loans are finding more success using Fannie Mae's MBS than Freddie Mac's CME.

     
  • CMBS Recovery Hits a Wall

    The CMBS sector's recovery has temporarily run out of steam, as Standard & Poor's abrupt actions send the industry into disarray.

     
  • Prudential Jumps Back Into CMBS

    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.

     
  • CMBS Properties Come Back Around

    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.

     
  • CMBS Sector Creeps Up on the GSEs

    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.

     
  • Apartment Distress Falls in the First Quarter

    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).

     
 
 
 
 
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