Subject: Loan Offerings (LOAN)

The Real Deal Downtown Capital Partners had partnered with Alfred Weissman Real Estate Inc. to resolve what had been an $18.95 million CMBS loan against what is now 100 Hillside Ave., a 127,325-square-foot office building in White Plains, N.Y. The ...

A first round of bids have been turned in for the $94.52 million CMBS loan against the Emerald Square Mall in North Attleboro, Mass., and the buzz is that they're in the $25 million range. The talk is that a ...

The $18.95 million CMBS loan against 150 Hillside Ave., a 127,325-square-foot office property in White Plains, N.Y., has been resolved in an unusual manner: The vacant collateral property's owner bought it. The deal resulted in a 75.12 percent loss to ...

Crain's New York Business Watermark Lodging Trust plans to sell its Holiday Inn Manhattan Sixth Avenue Hotel, with the hope that a buyer would assume a $70.72 million securitized loan against the 226-room property. Watermark's plans were first highlighted by ...

The lender holding the $100 million mezzanine loan backed by ownership interests in the Union Station mixed-use complex in Washington, D.C., has acquired the securitized senior loan against the property. The senior loan, which had defaulted last April, has been ...

Taconic Capital has acquired the troubled $65.9 million CMBS loan against the Islandia Shopping Center for what is said to have been $57.7 million. The sale leaves only two loans, with a balance of $13.16 million, in the collateral pool ...

Hartz Mountain Industries in recent months had offered to pay off a troubled $80 million CMBS loan against its 358-room Sheraton Lincoln Harbor Hotel in Weehawken, N.J., only to have that bid rejected by the loan's special servicer. It's now ...

Dornin Investment Group has purchased the $185.6 million nonperforming loan against Campanile Plaza, a 445,000-square-foot office building in Atlanta's Midtown market. The Laguna Beach, Calif., investment manager bought the loan from Square Mile Capital Management and H.I.G. Realty Partners, which had ...

Opportunities to invest in distressed properties or loans, which generally have been elusive during the coronavirus pandemic, might finally be materializing. Sales of distressed assets haven't materialized in part because of government rules that effectively allowed property owners and lenders ...

Kohan Retail Investment Group has purchased the distressed $62.7 million loan against the Burnsville Center shopping mall outside of Minneapolis. The Great Neck, N.Y., company paid a total of $20 million for the loan, which was securitized through GS Mortgage ...