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Full-term IO and a 15-basis-point edge give Investec a term sheet its private bank couldn’t match—and a benchmark for the next refinancing.

A three-property California portfolio gets five years of interest-only debt and a savings claim that the maturity date will test.

Driftwood Capital and Benefit Street Partners replace the 2024 construction facility on the 137-key Sunset Strip property.

Underwriting the single-asset CMBS loan is the 100%-leased Bandwidth headquarters, a public-company tenant, and a 43-year arranger relationship.

Two inflation prints will price the month's maturing balances, while industrial data separate new issuance from stress already on the books.

A $382.4 million refinancing, 14 percent above the loan it replaces, shows the top tier can step over the wall.

A nine-point jump to 28 percent was the worst one-month move of any deal type this year, and the collateral is a few floating-rate bridge and SASB loans from the peak rent-growth era.

The debt fund gets paid from the 30% of Phase IV still unleased.

A 93 percent leased South Bay tower gets a larger loan while Los Angeles vacancy holds at 25.3 percent.

Trepp finds nearly twice the debt around AP-ranked schools as around U.S. News national universities, but the per-unit gap is where the two lists really diverge.

With loan-to-value below 50 percent and lenders ready, the second renewal is a decision to wait out tomorrow's rates.

A 98%-leased Tampa-area apartment takes a three-year floating-rate loan that pushes Mast Capital and Rockpoint toward a sale or permanent financing.

A five-year floating-rate facility from a debt fund shows how fully leased product is getting construction-completion money.

Regional-bank money for a stabilized 90,000-sq-ft Extra Space storage asset in Maine shows the refi market is open to proven operators and selective for everyone else.

Two floating-rate, interest-only tranches put a 1,049-unit Journal Square tower on a lease-up bet through 2029.

Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and six public agencies are underwriting the Fort Lauderdale senior housing deal, where the deepest income band leaves thin coverage for conventional debt.

A ten-year life-company loan against 1955 and 1969 flex buildings is a bet on the infill land beneath them.

The payoff, a rarity in this extension-heavy cycle, removes the Bethesda mall from special servicing and puts it among the 11 malls URW means to keep.

Trepp's data show more than a quarter of the maturing balance at a debt yield below 6%, with retail replacing office as the most impaired sector.

A $32 million family-office equity slice is the risk layer behind Bank OZK's office-to-residential construction loan in Norwalk.

Newmark placed the full construction financing for Shoma Group's North Bay Village condo tower through C-PACE, a stack that carries no bank debt.

The senior construction loan prices 180 build-to-rent townhomes at roughly $415,000 per key, and the lenders get paid first only if Riverside lease-up meets the underwriting.

The 32%-leased Bedford manufacturing campus gets debt priced for its tenant pipeline, not its current rent roll.

A private owner locks fixed-rate, non-recourse, interest-only money on two apartment assets — and leaves the principal for 2031's lender.

A $172.5 million C-PACE construction loan leaves Shoma Bay with no bank debt underneath, making the assessment the sole underwriter of a 333-unit condo job.

Office at 12% and a 49-basis-point lodging jump tell the real August story.

A $72 million floating-rate loan on two Sandy Springs centers buys Jamestown time for its mixed-use plan and leaves KKR the upside.

The second facility for the same master-planned community developer shows that land finance is a relationship business priced on the entitlement calendar.

A $340 million single-asset CMBS loan against The Franklin prices the property as a leased trophy — and sets its next test on the floating curve.

The $245 million permanent loan on Terra's first phase is a same-lender bet on lease-up; the second phase, expected later this year, will show whether that patience extends to new construction.

Twenty years of Cambridge data show opportunistic equity's outsize returns relied on cheap leverage, while CRE debt produced a steadier 9–10% across interest-rate environments — a spread that matters as $3 trillion of loans come due.

The three-year term leaves the 2028 delivery on a short lease-up clock, with maturity landing in 2029.

Forbearance and combination modifications account for more than a third of modified balance as lenders trade something for cleaner credit.

The discretionary mandate extends a seven-year partnership and puts first-mortgage capital at the front of the refinancing wall.

Trepp sees 2026 issuance near $140 billion, but the single-asset mix cuts against a broad credit recovery.

The New York lender that took construction risk is now underwriting lease-up on a county ground lease, a patient-capital answer to the refinancing wall.