By Nancy Leinfuss NEW YORK, April 9 (Reuters) – RBS Commercial Funding on Friday priced a $309.7 million commercial mortgage-backed securities offering backed by multiple loans, the first sale of its kind in nearly two years and a benchmark for the recovering market. The so-called conduit deal is seen as a key gauge of risk [...]
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Yesterday I spent an hour on a conference call with a national lender that is putting their money where there mouth is and has started to actively quote on income producing commercial real estate loans to be aggregated for a pool targeted to be securitized in Summer 2010. Here are some of my notes on [...]
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CMBS Savior? Developers Diversified Deal Is Nearer – WSJ.com Posted using ShareThis By LINGLING WEI A closely watched deal that may help uncork the commercial-property debt market is picking up steam after being threatened by some queasiness by the Federal Reserve, according to people familiar with the matter. The Fed is sending signals that its [...]
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From the Wall Street Journal By Anusha Shrivastava Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)–About $12 billion in consumer loan-backed deals have emerged ahead of a loan-application deadline for cheap funding under a Federal Reserve program. Issuers include Ford Motor Co. (F) unit Ford Motor Credit, Chesapeake Funding LLC, Nissan Motor Co. (NSANY) and [...]
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Aug 25, 2009 By: Tonie Auer, Contributing Correspondent Commercial Property Executive Strong interest in public markets and the slow but steady return of securitization provide some indicators that relief in the commercial real estate market may be on the way, according to the latest capital markets report by Cushman & Wakefield Sonnenblick-Goldman. “We’re seeing some [...]
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By Jody Shenn on Bloomberg.com Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) — Investors asked the Federal Reserve for $2.3 billion of loans against commercial-mortgage-backed securities created before this year, an expansion from $668.9 million in its financing program’s first round a month earlier. The central bank got no requests for newly issued bonds backed by loans on skyscrapers, [...]
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By Scott Lanman June 16 (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve received no requests from investors for loans to buy new commercial mortgage-backed securities under an emergency program aimed at reducing borrowing costs and reviving U.S. economic growth. The New York Fed announced the absence of loan requests on its Web site today, the first monthly [...]
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