CoStar Projects $148 Billion in CMBS Loan Defaults Over Two Years
Does anyone have access to the list of "approximately 13,000 loans" of which, "multifamily made up more than 11,000"?
Does anyone have access to the list of "approximately 13,000 loans" of which, "multifamily made up more than 11,000"?
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I doubt there are even 11,000 MF in CMBS, you can easily see the whole CMBS universe from Trepp or Intex.
As much as I don't like the above poster, he is correct. Highly doubt there's 11,000 multifamily CMBS loans in general, and even more highly doubt 11,000 are in near default.
You can find all CMBS info on Trepport or BBT
There are 2,303 multifamily properties (also includes MHC) securitized since 2010.
Since the majority of these are likely value-add/opportunistic hold periods (2-6 years), with a max of around 8-12 for more Core product, you think whatever data CoStar is referencing is an overstatement?
Dude, did you even comprehend his response? Of course it's an overstatement. 2,303 compared to 11,000
CoStar is drunk again.
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