November 19, 2001 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportLehman Brothers and UBS Warburg are in the market today with their $1.2 billion CMBS conduit offering, LB-UBS Commercial Mortgage Trust, 2001-C7. The deal is scheduled to price next week, but price ...
A COMM floater, a single-borrower deal and a GE Capital conduit add up to about $2.23 billion of issuance added to the immediate spate of offerings for investors. The $2.55 billion General Growth Properties malls transaction printed at midday.
October 30, 2001A conference call is now under way (as of 11 a.m., EST) for investors in the Banc of America large loan securitization of 7 World Trade Center, which happened this past July. It is the latest conference call ...
The first conduit deal since Sept. 11 has priced and not surprisingly spreads were close to 20 bp wider than pre-attack levels. With that deal out of the way, the market is gearing up for two other conduits and one ...
October 23, 2001 By Thomas J. Walsh, Commercial Real Estate Direct Senior WriterGreenwich Capital Markets revised the price talk yesterday on all but the triple-A class of its current floating-rate CMBS transaction.Price guidance on the $716.9 million deal's Classes B ...
The pool of seasoned insurance loans in the Morgan Stanley "IQ" deal fared well given market conditions. But the coming Banc of America-Merrill Lynch conduit prices will be considered the benchmark for post-Sept. 11 new issuance.
October 17, 2001 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportOnly five CMBS transactions will be affected by the announcement last month by Phar-Mor Inc. that it would close 65 stores as a result of its Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filing.According to Realpoint, ...
October 16, 2001By Thomas J. Walsh, Commercial Real Estate Direct Senior WriterIt appears that Banc of America Securities, along with co-lead-manager Merrill Lynch, will be in the CMBS market with the first large conduit transaction since the Sept. 11 terrorist ...
October 16, 2001 NEW YORK – Standard & Poor's raised its ratings on two classes of Prudential Securities Secured Finance Corp.'s 1995-C1 while lowering its ratings on class F.Class c was upgraded to double-A-plus from double-A, and class D was ...
The CMBS new issue market is starting to pick up again, led by a $713 million deal backed by ultra-conservative, seasoned insurance mortgages. Two other deals were also in the process of being launched. But none are conduit deals.
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