CMBS Delinquency Rates
Trepp, LLC reports that the US CMBS (commercial mortgage-backed security) delinquency rate increased 12 basis points last month to 9.80 percent ($59.3 billion), according to MarketWatch. Newly delinquent loans ($3.8 billion in total) contributed about 64 basis points to the rate. All major property types improved in April except for the office sector, which experienced a delinquency rate increase of 82 basis points to reach a record 10.23 percent. The office sector also saw an increase in lending activity for April.
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