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Borrowers and servicers set to spar on already modified loans
Four live deals for now, but activity will pick up with investors hungry for recovering sector
CMBS has bounced back after shaking off the stigma of office exposure, among other negative headlines, taking advantage of a more stable rates environment to post impressive returns and issuance volumes. There is confidence that an even stronger 2025 is in store, writes Nick Conforti
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Recovering CRE fundamentals could give special servicers more options as participants expect an uneven recovery -
$769m conduit deal expected to price this week with BofA expecting $12bn-$13bn more CMBS issuance by year end
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Carey Lathrop takes role on permanent basis follow Jay Kim's departure
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Investors focus on growth outlook rather than rates worries as activity picks up in secondary and hotel SASB emerges
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Massive October of issuance as ABS, RMBS defy rates volatility and plenty more to come — regardless of result
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Nearly $3bn of issuance lands on Tuesday with at least 12 more deals to come
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Issuance pace to remain steady as market participant comfort grows despite lingering uncertainties
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Market participants predict $15bn-$20bn of CRE CLO issuance in 2025
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US presidential election could become a key concern, according to trader
