A total of 983 CMBS loans with a balance of $11.01 billion have been defeased so far this year, according to Trepp Inc. That's a volume last seen before the coronavirus pandemic had struck. For all of last year, in ...
Houston Business Journal The $128.2 million loan against Houston's KBR Tower has been defeased, or had its collateral replaced with government securities. The loan, securitized through UBS-Barclays Commercial Mortgage Trust, 2012-C4, matures in December and pays a coupon of 3.845 ...
Simon Property Group last December paid $1.16 billion to retire, through defeasance, $823.88 million of CMBS loans against nine properties. The loans, which were set to mature this year or next, paid a weighted average coupon of 3.73 percent. Meanwhile, ...
The volume of CMBS loans to have been defeased, or had their collateral replaced by government securities, jumped by 57 percent last year to $9.1 billion from $5.8 billion in 2020, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency. Last year's volume ...
Despite historically low interest rates, defeasance volume in the CMBS market plunged last year to $6.8 billion from $15.3 billion in 2019, according to Trepp LLC. That no doubt was driven by the reluctance from investors to complete sales transactions. ...
South Florida Business Journal The Easton Group has paid $8.2 million for a development site in Hialeah Gardens, Fla., where it plans to build a 266,000-square-foot distribution warehouse. The industrial project is being built on a 10.4-acre site at the ...
The volume of CMBS loans that were defeased, or replaced by government securities, last year increased by 57 percent from the year before, to $15.31 billion. December was especially active, with 77 loans totaling $2.5 billion getting defeased.
Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report The continued escalation in prices for apartment properties drove a 46 percent surge in defeasance volume last year, to $17.8 billion, according to Moody's Investors Service. A total of $8.5 billion of that volume ...
Only 413 CMBS loans with a balance of $5.9 billion were defeased, or replaced by government securities, last year through the end of November.
Dallas Business Journal The Siegel Group Nevada Inc. has bought the 241-room Regency Hotel in Dallas. Eshnam Hospitality LLC sold the vacant property at 11350 LBJ Freeway and was represented by Beam Real Estate LLC. Siegel, of Las Vegas, obtained ...
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