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San Francisco’s Parkmerced Apartments Now In Receivership

San Francisco’s largest apartment complex, Parkmerced, entered receivership after Maximus defaulted on a $1.5B CMBS loan tied to the property.

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Bank CRE Loan Delinquencies Hit 10-Year High

Delinquency rates for CRE loans reached 1.57% in Q4, the highest mark in 10 years, signaling rising market distress.

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Signature Bank’s Rent-Stabilized Loan Buyers File Foreclosures

Community Stabilization Partners filed 6 foreclosures against Madison Realty Capital, targeting 8 rent-stabilized buildings in NYC.

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Multifamily Faces Hurdles Amid Rate & Supply Concerns

Rising interest rates, uncertainty about income growth, and 500K new units are expected to slow down multifamily deals in 2025.

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Lender Files $500M Foreclosure On NYC Apartment Portfolio

A&E Real Estate Holdings, one of NYC’s largest multifamily owners, faces foreclosure over a $506M loan tied to a 31-property portfolio.

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Bloomingdale’s Leaves San Francisco Centre Amid Foreclosure

Bloomingdale’s will shut its 339 KSF store at San Francisco Centre in March, another blow to the embattled downtown mall.

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Party City Going Bankrupt, Shuttering Over 700 Stores

Party City, the largest party supply retailer in the US, will close after nearly 40 years, citing financial struggles and declining sales.

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US Retail Closures Up 70% This Year, 1000s More to Follow

US retail is facing real challenges, with 7.1K store closures announced in 2024—up 69% YoY—led by major chains like Family Dollar and CVS.

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Bank CRE Loan Modifications Rise as Lenders Approach Limits

Loan modifications continue to climb, especially at smaller banks, and the time for “extend-and-pretend” extensions is running out.

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The Line DC Hotel Heads to Auction After Foreclosure

The Line DC in Washington, DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood will be auctioned following foreclosure by lender Acore Capital.

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Moody’s: Office Market Challenges to Deepen 2025

The US office market is bracing for tough times, with Moody’s projecting rising delinquencies, weak rents, and more vacancies in 2025.

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East Coast, West Coast Housing Faces Growing Risks

Coastal housing markets face higher risks of a downturn due to affordability gaps, foreclosures, and unemployment.

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$120M Defaulted Loan on 444 Madison Ave Hits Market

The $120M non-performing loan on 444 Madison Avenue, an iconic office building in Manhattan’s Plaza District, is officially up for sale.

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CVS Keeps Shuttering Walk-in Clinic Sites in Utah

CVS Health is closing its last MinuteClinic in Utah this week to adjust to shifting consumer habits and other financial challenges.

By Han Lung and CRE Daily Staff

December 6, 2024

SL Green’s $743M Loan on Times Square Tower in Special Servicing

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SL Green’s $743M Loan on Midtown Tower in Special Servicing

SL Green’s $743M loan for 1515 Broadway, the proposed site for a Caesars Palace casino in Times Square, has entered special servicing.

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Banks Under Pressure as CRE Double Defaults Rise

As “extend and pretend” loan modifications increase, U.S. banks face more exposure to defaults in their commercial real estate loans.

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Freddie, Fannie Report Rise in Q3 Multifamily Delinquencies

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae reported higher multifamily delinquency rates in Q3. While Freddie’s rise was moderate, Fannie’s saw more growth.

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NYCB Faces 990% Spike in Multifamily Delinquencies

New York Community Bank reported a staggering 990% jump in multifamily loan delinquencies tied to New York’s rent-regulated properties.

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Landlords Eat Tax Hit When Handing Keys Back to Lenders

Many landlords are handing over properties to lenders, but this deed-in-lieu-of-foreclosure process can result in unexpected tax penalties.

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SL Green, RXR Default On Manhattan Office Tower

SL Green and RXR Realty, the high-profile owners of a large Manhattan office tower, have defaulted on a $940M loan backed by the property.

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