Deal Name: Wachovia Bank Commercial Mortgage Trust

February 24, 2004 CNL Retirement Properties Inc. has agreed to pay $256.5 million for 22 medical office buildings from Medical Office Properties Inc.The portfolio contains 1.3 million square feet that is 95.1 percent occupied. The properties are in Colorado, Texas, ...

February 13, 2004 By Rhonda L. Lipschutz, Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff WriterJ.P. Morgan Chase Securities and Wachovia Securities each priced CMBS conduits yesterday at spreads wider than the market had seen last month.The $1.04 billion J.P. Morgan Chase Commercial ...

February 9, 2004 Wachovia Securities has come to market with a $1.29 billion conduit.The transaction, Wachovia Commercial Mortgage Securities Corp., 2004-C10, is backed by 102 mortgages originated by Wachovia and Citigroup. It has been rated by Moody's and Standard & ...

February 3, 2004 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportThe Rouse Co. (NYSE:RSE) has signed a contract to buy Providence Place, a 1.3 million-square-foot shopping mall in downtown Providence, R.I., for $522 million.The Columbia, Md. REIT will assume the property's $240 ...

November 25, 2003 Fitch Ratings has downgraded the $31.1 million class L of Wachovia Bank Commercial Mortgage Trust, 2002-WHALE1, to double-B from triple-B-minus because of a decline in the performance of three collateral loans.The rating agency affirmed the other classes ...

November 14, 2003 Class Amt ($mln) Sub Level (%) Avg Life (yrs) Rating Moody's Rating S&P Final Pricing (bp) Bnch mark A1 164 17.2 3.8 Aaa AAA +24 Swaps A2 186 17.2 4.8 Aaa AAA +24 Swaps A3 241 17.2 ...

The lender has provided General Growth with a $129 million mortgage for its Tucson Mall. The loan is being securitized through Wachovia's upcoming conduit.

October 31, 2003 The owner of a portfolio of Houston apartment buildings is trying to strike a deal with Merrill Lynch, its lender, to resolve a technical default on $60 million of senior debt.Merrill has apparently not taken title to ...

A $60 million mortgage on a portfolio of apartment buildings could be in trouble because a $9 million mezzanine loan on the properties has defaulted. The senior mortgage was securitized by Wachovia Securities last year.

October 16, 2003 By Rhonda L. Lipschutz, Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff WriterA $1 billion conduit from Wachovia Securities and Citigroup priced at tight levels today. And most of it ended up being sold privately to one of the housing ...