Debt

Delinquency spiral: New Trepp sentiment survey forecasts rising problem loans

The survey shows widespread, albeit measured, pessimism around commercial real estate in the coming year.

Greystone makes first new issue CMBS B-piece acquisition

The financial services company wants to bolster its business in this part of the market.

Borrower profile: KBS sees calmer waters, continued liquidity for CRE lending market

The Newport Beach-based office specialist has also had a solid leasing year as the return to office slowly picks up pace.

Yieldstreet taps Monroe Capital for $400m warehouse line 

About a quarter of the New York-based private investment platform is focused on the real estate sector.

A10 hires veteran lender Jardine to head up expansion push

Jardine, based in Dallas, joins the firm from Deutsche Bank, where he was a director and senior loan originator.

Three things to know: how residential stability informs the CRE debt markets 

There is largely a sense the commercial real estate debt markets are in a better position today to weather a possible storm than in the run-up to the global financial crisis.

Trepp’s Clancy sees CMBS about-face as new issues reignites

The debt markets have shown signs of life in recent weeks. Is it sustainable?

Selective liquidity abounds as lenders hunker down

Lenders and borrowers are still making deals despite mounting concerns over the cost of capital and economic stagnation, according to George Smith Partners’ Gary Mozer.

South Street closes oversubscribed fund amid volatile lending market 

The Charlotte-based manager is seeing banks and other traditional lenders hesitate amid volatility, but it is confident in its ability to line up debt.