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The commercial mortgage-backed securities loan is one of the first expected to close after market volatility.
While a trio of deals have been postponed, at least one conduit deal is working its way through the market.
Driftwood Capital has completed a roughly $400m recapitalization of a US hotel portfolio via Wells Fargo Bank and ACORE Capital.
The New York-based investment management company is raising concerns about the volume of loans slated to mature in 2025 and 2026. 
The New York-based manager is targeting $1bn of additional loan originations as part of the expanded partnership.
The Trump administration’s on-again, off-again tariff policy is a lesson in resilience for commercial real estate debt and equity managers.
The results and analysis of this research will feature in a report on the alternative lender market in PERE Credit's June issue.
At least seven CMBS SASB office loans totaling around $8bn came to market from January to mid-March.
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The loan will be backed by 93 shopping centers, totaling 10.5 million square feet.
Lending is gaining momentum, starting with a resurgent CMBS market, which saw $36.3bn worth of issuance through mid-March, up from the $14.4bn seen during the same period in 2024.

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