Most CMBS conduit loans have a prepayment penalty called defeasance that gives borrowers the ability to unencumber the underlying real estate to sell or refinance the property. When a loan is defeased the borrower substitutes the existing collateral with a portfolio of U.S. securities structured to … [Read more...] about 5.8.22: DEFEASANCE HEATS UP WITH RISE IN INTEREST RATES
5.18.21: BRIDGE LOANS READILY AVAILABLE AS COMPETITION HEATS UP
Competition for bridge loans among lenders is fierce, resulting in lower spreads and better structure for borrowers. The timing of the availability of bridge loans is perfect. Why? Many borrowers are working to re-stabilize property cash flows post-pandemic before locking in larger fixed-rate CMBS … [Read more...] about 5.18.21: BRIDGE LOANS READILY AVAILABLE AS COMPETITION HEATS UP
3.24.11: Competition Heats Up for CMBS Conduit Loans
The successful CMBS offering by Goldman Sachs and Citigroup (see our 3.23.11 News Article) that priced on March 23rd marks the fifth multi-borrower deal completed in 2011. Combined issuance in the five deals totaled nearly $8 billion. With over 20 CMBS conduit shops having jumped into the resurgent … [Read more...] about 3.24.11: Competition Heats Up for CMBS Conduit Loans