
Trilogy Apartments accounts for over 6.5% of the deal, and is only (not) covering at 0.57x debt service. The property consists of just over 1,000 units, and is located in north Philly. It was a partial IO (rolled at 36 months), and has not been profitable since 2007. It has a monthly shortfall between $200k and $300k, and the current owners have told the special that they will no longer fund shortfalls. The loan matures July 1st, 2010.
Our rough analysis puts the properties value at 35 - 40% of the outstanding senior balance, implying a 60-65% loss (impacts class J)! Realpoint published an update last week that used a blended net cash flow (higher than the most recently reported) and a lower cap rate of 8.5% (we used 9%), and came up with a 40% loss severity (impacts class L).
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