4 billionin HUD origination volume in 2017 and was ranked by
Commercial Mortgage Alert as the second-most active agency multifamily lender in the area.
According to
Commercial Mortgage Alert, the number of firms that issue CMBS grew to three dozen.
According to
Commercial Mortgage Alert, Deka Bank and HSBC have agreed to write a $375 million fixed-rate mortgage on 1411 Broadway.
In fact, White quotes the industry publication
Commercial Mortgage Alert as projecting that more than $5 billion of CMBS will come to market within the next few months.
New York, and Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC, Horsham, Pennsylvania, according to data from
Commercial Mortgage Alert.
Earlier this month,
Commercial Mortgage Alert noted that loan originations by the 30 insurance organizations with the largest mortgage portfolios plunged by 35 percent in 2009, to $36.
Since 1994, when
Commercial Mortgage Alert first began tracking law firm participation in public offerings of commercial mortgage-backed securities, Cadwalader has topped the rankings each year in issuer and underwriter representations - both in the number of deals closed and the total dollar amount of such deals.
Commercial Mortgage Alert (CMA), a newsletter that follows the real estate finance and securitization market, has scrutinized the somnambulant CMBS sector and detected signs of life.
A mortgage on a 22-building Pinnacle Group portfolio on the Upper West Side is expected to sell at a 40 percent discount, according to
Commercial Mortgage Alert.
Lender;
Commercial Mortgage Alert, Media; Meridian Capital Group, Mortgage Brokerage; and LandAmerica Commercial Services, Title and Escrow.
Wells Fargo and New York-based Cantor Fitzgerald recently canceled a $1 billion CMBS deal,
Commercial Mortgage Alert reported in early February, but a spokesperson at Prudential Mortgage Capital said the company "absolutely" has not and does not have any involvement with Wells Fargo on that deal.
In October, the trade publication
Commercial Mortgage Alert wrote that Moinian missed part of a payment, but later made it up in full.
