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Vornado Seals $950M CMBS Loan for Trophy Tower
The Trump Organization owns a minority stake in the Manhattan property.
How CRE CLOs Are Bouncing Back
Volume has already topped 2019’s record high of $19.2 billion, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
CMBS Performance Stable For Now: KBRA
December was the sixth consecutive month that delinquencies either declined or remained flat after peaking at 8.2 percent in June.
CMBS Issuance Volume Improving: KBRA
Activity will continue its slow-and-steady upward trajectory, going from an estimated total of $55 billion in 2020 to $60 billion in 2021.
CMBS Delinquencies Appear to Stabilize—For Now
The latest report from the Kroll Bond Rating Agency on the $286 billion of commercial mortgage-backed securities it tracks indicates delinquencies could be leveling off.
CMBS Delinquencies Multiply, Report KBRA and Trepp
Two new reports from companies tracking the CMBS sector indicate that delinquencies are rising sharply and that the numbers will likely worsen in July.
CRE CLOs Go From Surging to Sluggish
The market was predicted to have another record-breaking year before the pandemic put a stop to it.
Hospitality Faces Coronavirus Crunch Time
A report from the U.S. Travel Association offers a sobering assessment of sharp declines in hotel occupancy and revenue, as well as a surge in job losses.
How Tough a Road for Lodging CMBS?
A major ratings agency takes stock of the outlook for hospitality CMBS and compares it to the post-9/11 period.
Will Manhattan’s Office Challenges Hit CMBS Assets?
Kroll Bond Rating Agency’s new report evaluates the exposure of $25.3 billion of Midtown Manhattan office assets to issues facing the submarket.