Tuesday, January 31, 2012

New Issue Calendar

February - 4 deals, $2.105b. Including a Distressed Loan deal from Rialto Capital worth $200mm

March - 7 deals, $5.9b. Also one Distressed loan deal from Blackstone and Square Mile Capital.

April - 3 deals, $2.75b

Blackstone/DDR buying EPN Portfolio fka Maquarie/DDR

CMAlert reported that Blackstone and DDR partnered to buy the 46 property, 10.6mm sf, EPN Group's retail portfolio for $1.4b, assuming mortgages on most of the properties, and using 3.9mm of the sf from 15 properties to back a loan used in the acquisition.

EPN took out Macquarie's interest in Macquarie DDR Trust in April 2010, and then took out DDR's interest in 2011, and DDR (the other partner in Macquarie DDR Trust) is now partnering with Blackstone (actually, its Blackstone Real Estate Partners VII Fund) to buy all the assets. The partnership will be 95/5 in Blackstone's favor, and DDR will also own a substantial (~10%) preferred equity slice.


The shopping-center portfolio represents the bulk of the assets of the former Macquarie DDR Trust, a joint venture between Macquarie Group of Australia and DDR, a shopping-center developer in Beachwood, Ohio. In 2010, EPN acquired a majority stake in Macquarie DDR, which was renamed EDT Retail. EPN took full control a few months ago. EPN, which is based in Skokie, Ill., was formed in 2009 by Alex Berman, a former executive of General Growth Properties.

Guggenheim partnering with DB and Ladder on CMBS deal coming in February

via CMA

Monday, January 30, 2012

Astounding! Rare! May be in Jeapordy!

Big impact words used in multiple articles about loan that sells for more than it's outstanding mortgage balance:

The DJ News headline characterizes it as "rare",
CMBS Investors Get Rare Payoff On '07 Loan

DB says,
Harris Trifon, a commercial mortgage bond strategist at Deutsche Bank, characterized the sale as "astounding"


DJ states,
By actually turning a profit on the loan, which it has been trying to resolve for three years, troubled-loan specialist firm CW Capital Asset Management has demonstrated that in some cases, patience pays.

It sure does! They charged $10.6mm in fees! That is like 14.5% of the loan's balance - not only did they manage to not get sued by the CMBS trust holders, support their own weakened B-Piece position, make a great deal with BlackRock and Korman (the buyers), but they completely ripped the face off the sponsor while he was down. Awesome! Riveting!


Do you know what else is rare and astounding? The Ossabaw Island Hog. Pig roast anyone?

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Freddie SPC K-705 $1.222b

Joint Bookrunners: Credit Suisse, BofA Merrill Lynch
Co-Managers: Barclays, CastleOak Securities, Jefferies, J.P. Morgan

Rating Agencies: Fitch, Moody's

Expected Principal
Class Fitch/Moody's Size ($MM) WAL (yrs) Window (mos) Price Guidance
A-1 AAA(sf)/Aaa(sf) $95.000 3.99 1-77 sw+40
A-2 AAA(sf)/Aaa(sf) $936.317 6.60 77-79 sw+55-60

Cut-off Balance: $1.222B
Collateral: 70 Loans / 70 Properties

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

GSMS 2012-GC6 - $808.03mm - Goldman, Citi - Priced

The first deal of the year has been priced...

Class Fitch/Mdy Size($mm) WAL(yr) Spread
A1 AAA(sf)/Aaa(sf) 65.525 2.32 S+65
A2 AAA(sf)/Aaa(sf) 82.190 4.53 S+110
A3 AAA(sf)/Aaa(sf) 570.467 9.57 S+120
A-AB AAA(sf)/Aaa(sf) 89.850 7.18 S+135


Friday, January 20, 2012

575 Lex Under Contract

Nomura and Barclays both stated this loan is under contract, pointing out that the reported sales price of $370mm is well north of the $257mm loan balance and the most recent appraisal. Nomura referenced a Bloomberg story, but I missed it.

My absence tends to fuel market rallies, based on historical evidence, so I wanted to let everyone know I'm taking off for the rest of the week. You may want to load up on bonds before the day is over.

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Workout fees

DB is out today with a piece titled "We'll take 1% of that - Thank you" that puts the spotlight on the 1% workout fees that Special Servicer's get. The theme is that the fee is too high in some cases and they use an example where a loan was worked out in just a few months and had a minimal loss, but the fee was still charged as an example. Specials are definitely doing some things poorly, and in one case that I'm very close to, definitely did not act appropriately.

I am not as well versed in the Special Servicing world as I would like to be, but this reeks of the pot calling the kettle black and also is a pretty unfair point to make. I'm open to feedback here, but the Special is charging a fee that everyone knows about and they are contractually obligated to charge - why shouldn't they get it? If the workout went fast and resulted in minimal losses, let's double the fee to that Special Servicer because they are doing a great job!

Even though I am a former sell side guy, the audacity of a sell-side research analyst to come out and say that the SPECIAL is getting paid too much is almost too much to bear. We should count the ways that the sell-side takes their pound of flesh out of a deal, and in a much more opaque manner. I'm sure the Special Servicers of our little CMBS Universe are a little perplexed when reading this piece and wondering exactly how much they lost in their B-Piece portfolio on DB deals from '07.

Finally, people who run large organizations know you don't get a profit on every deal. If you can get a home run on one deal, it gives you leverage to salvage a later less profitable deal.

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

B2 Portfolio - 55% Loss Severity

MLMT 2007-C1 took a huge $72mm writedown this month from the B2 Portfolio, a group of class C multifamily in VA, NC, and GA.

Source: Barclays, Bloomberg, Trustee reports

Monday, January 16, 2012

350 Park Avenue Refinances

Vornado refinanced the $430mm loan on 350 Park Avenue, which represented 5.59% of the collateral in WBCMT 2007-C30, into a new $300mm senior mortgage and the remainder was paid down in cash.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Macy's Closures

On the 4th day of every year, the executives at Macy's have a little ritual that involves a little slap and tickle in the board room followed by a ceremonial closure of stores sure to crush already underperforming malls and dash the hopes and dreams of adjacent in-line retailers. This year was no exception as they announced the closure of 5 Macy's and 4 Bloomingdales, all of which will have going out of business sales for 10 weeks before shuttering their doors forever. The List is below.




Macy's:
Parmatown Mall (aka Parmatown Shopping Center) in GMACC 2004-C2 is already in the hands of a receiver, and in late 2011 the receiver identified "critical life safety capital improvements" that were needed immediately. A March 2011 appraisal pegged the value at $29.7mm, substantially below the $62.4mm in outstanding senior mortgage.

Simon - West Ridge Mall is in BACM 2004-4 and represents 11.15% of the deal. The loan has been on and off the watchlist for low DSCR in 2011 and the most recently reported DSCR was 3Q 2011 @ 1.17x with 85% occupancy. Unfortunately Macy's is the premier anchor at the mall in terms of its location in relation to in-line retailers who will get crushed in the near-term; fortunately, Macy's is in the premier anchor at the mall and hopefully Simon can repopulate the dark space relatively quickly. The mall does have other problems - namely the other anchors, which are Sears (ugh), Burlington Coat Factory (never been in one, but what do they sell when it's not winter?), and JC Penney.
Although Hickory Hollow is not in a CMBS deal, there is an unanchored shopping center adjacent to the mall that is in BSCMS 2002-PBW1 that represents 0.24% of the deal. That property is not in default, but it's struggling.

Bloomingdale's:
Mall of America is the big one here, with Bloomingdale's accounting for 7.90% of the sf (expires 8/2012). The Mall also has a Macy's (9.99%). Other than this tenant, the mall has performed well with 3Q 2011 DSCR at 1.71x and occupancy at 91%. The loan is in three CMBS deals: CD 2007-CD4 (4.85%), GECMC 2007-C1 (3.11%(), and COMM 2006-C8 (10.82%).

White Flint does not have any direct exposure, but the Lord and Taylor pad within this mall is in the Lord & Taylor Portfolio in MLFT 2006-1. Just one more bullet for this property to absorb.


Mall CMBS Deal Exposure Store City State
Mall of the Mainland

Macy's Texas City TX
Parmatown Mall GMACC 2004-C2 8.67% Macy's Parma OH
Hickory Hollow

Macy's Antioch TN
Laurel Mall

Macy's Laurel MD
West Ridge Mall BACM 2004-4 11.15% Macy's Topeka KS
Mall of America Multiple see comment Bloomingdale Bloomington MN
Oakbrook Home and Furniture

Bloomingdale Oak Brook IL
White Flint

Bloomingdale North Bethesda MD
Perimeter Mall

Bloomingdale Atlanta GA

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

GGP Spinoff, Rouse, to be a B-Mall Consolidator

WSJ reports:

"Rouse is being created to be a B-mall consolidator," Mr. Mathrani said in a December interview at General Growth's Chicago headquarters. "They can actually be a viable, strong B-mall company. We're putting assets into this business that are good assets."


Brookfield to shore up Rouse:
As a 40% shareholder in General Growth, Brookfield will own 40% of Rouse upon the spinoff. Brookfield also has pledged to backstop a $200 million secondary offering of shares by Rouse early this year, meaning Brookfield will purchase any shares not bought by other investors.

$37.5 Billion in REIT equity raised last year

Wow! I knew it was a big year for REITs, but seeing the numbers from NAREIT this morning still shocked me.


"REITs are in a very strong position right now," said Mr. Coco, adding that he anticipates commercial landlords in all property types to aggressively seek acquisitions.

REITs made $34.6 billion in commercial real-estate acquisitions in 2011 that comprised 2,322 deals, according to CoStar Group. Although that was 40% higher than the previous year's volume, it fell short of expectations.

In a sign of renewed deal activity, Ventas Inc., one of the nation's largest health-care landlords by market capitalization, recently agreed to acquire Cogdell Spencer Inc. in a deal that Ventas valued at about $760 million, including debt. That would be the largest REIT merger since February, when the Chicago-based company acquired rival Nationwide Health Properties Inc. for $5.8 billion.

Monday, January 2, 2012

Cedarwoods II shaping up to be an interesting story

Several investors are suing Galante Holdings Inc to block them from buying the 548-key JW Marriott Summerlin (Hotel, Resort, Spa, and Casino, etc) for $85mm (outstanding loan is for $150mm) alleging that the deal was made improperly because Galante is not qualified to use the fair value purchase option, the value used was not the 'fair value', Trimont (Special) failed to do its duties, and that the time period has not yet expired that would require Galante to pay full par value for the senior note (UPDATED - I corrected this last sentence after reading some more info from a reader - thanks B!).

But wait, there's more! Angelo Gordon is the manager of the CDO listed as the plaintiff, Cedarwoods CRE CDO II Ltd. You may recognize this CDO as the one which US Bank (the Trustee) indicated an Event Of Default had occurred, and a liquidation was approved by the A1 note holders. A list was circulated in mid-December with four auctions scheduled for 12/20 and 12/21, with a ton of AJ (67 bonds, $129mm face) and credit CMBS (128 bonds, $437mm face) on the list (below for reference). Then the auction was pulled without comment on 12/14.

Apparently the manager, Angelo Gordon, and the A2 noteholders were not happy about the liquidation and wrote to S&P contesting the EOD. In a separate lawsuit, US Bank (Trustee) sued all the senior noteholders, the issuer, and the manager.

If someone has copies of all the filings, or additional information, please share: credarkspace@gmail.com.




Lot # CUSIP BOND Face Type Auction
1 03702SAB9 AHR 2002-2A BFL $1,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
2 03702WAB0 AHR 2004-1A BFL $100,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
3 03702WAC8 AHR 2004-1A CFL $3,400,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
4 03703BAF6 AHR 2005-HY2A F $14,900,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
5 039279AG9 ARCAP 2004-1A G $3,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
6 03927PAE8 ARCAP 2004-RR3 B $400,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
7 039280AE2 ARCAP 2003-1A E $1,085,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
8 226081AD9 CREST 2002-1A B2 $1,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
9 22608SAG3 CREST 2003-1A C1 $3,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
10 22939QAF9 CRCZ 2006-1A F $3,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
11 22939QAG7 CRCZ 2006-1A G $2,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
12 304727AA8 FAIRF 2004-1A A1 $26,450,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
13 50211MAB7 LNR 2003-1A B $6,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
14 50211MAD3 LNR 2003-1A CFX $1,500,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
15 50211MAG6 LNR 2003-1A EFL $460,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
16 53944PAR3* LNR 2005-1A H $11,890,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
17 629390AB1 NSTAR 1A A2A $11,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
18 629392AD3 NSTAR 2004-2A B2 $800,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
19 99MSB4K13 LNR 2003-1A H $12,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
20 99MSB4K21 LNR 2003-1A J $18,000,000 CRE CDO 12/20 10am
21 00868PAA3 AHOLD 8.62 01/02/25 $3,649,000 REIT 12/20 10am
22 313747AF4 FRT 7.48 8/15/2026 $1,000,000 REIT 12/20 10am
23 313918AA2 FRT 6.82 08/01/27 $10,400,000 REIT 12/20 10am
24 828807CA3 SPG 10.35 04/01/2019 $1,318,000 REIT 12/20 10am
25 939671AA1 WRE 7 1/4 02/25/2028 $750,000 REIT 12/20 10am
26 94874RAS5 WRI 6.6 % 11/26 $6,500,000 REIT 12/20 10am
27 059500AF5 BACM 2006-3 AM $400,179 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
28 05950WAJ7 BACM 2006-4 AJ $2,700,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
29 05950XAJ5 BACM 2006-5 AJ $1,200,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
30 059513AH4 BACM 2007-4 AJ $2,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
31 05952AAH7 BACM 2008-1 AJ $1,800,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
32 07383FBX5 BSCMS 1999-CLF1 A4 $25,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
33 07388PAH4 BSCMS 2006-PW14 AJ $1,650,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
34 07388YAH5 BSCMS 2007-PW16 AJ $4,500,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
35 07401DAH4 BSCMS 2007-PW18 AJ $1,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
36 12479EAA4 CBAC 2004-1A A1 $2,500,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
37 12513XAH5 CD 2006-CD2 AJ $265,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
38 12514AAG6 CD 2007-CD5 AM $1,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
39 14986DAJ9 CD 2006-CD3 AJ $3,435,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
40 17309DAG8 CGCMT 2006-C4 AJ $900,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
41 17310MAH3 CGCMT 2006-C5 AJ $8,154,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
42 20047EAJ1 COMM 2006-C8 AJ $1,500,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
43 20173WAJ7 CMLT 2008-LS1 AJ $1,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
44 361849R46 GMACC 2006-C1 AJ $310,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
45 36228CZU0 GSMS 2007-EOP A2 $555,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
46 36298JAA1 GSMS 2006-RR2 A1 $13,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
47 36828QSB3 GECMC 2006-C1 AJ $1,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
48 46628FAN1 JPMCC 2006-LDP7 AJ $4,934,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
49 46629MAM7 JPMCC 2006-LDP8 AJ $10,200,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
50 46632HAL5 JPMCC 2007-LD12 AJ $750,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
51 50180JAG0 LBUBS 2007-C2 AJ $4,600,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
52 50180LAE0 LBUBS 2008-C1 AJ $2,825,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
53 52109RBP5 LBUBS 2007-C7 AM $600,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
54 52109RBQ3 LBUBS 2007-C7 AJ $7,239,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
55 55312VAK4 MLCFC 2006-4 AJ $300,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
56 59022KAG0 MLMT 2006-C2 AJ $9,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
57 59023BAH7 MLMT 2006-C1 AJ $2,830,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
58 59025WAN6 MLMT 2008-C1 AJ $4,895,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
59 60688BAG3 MLCFC 2007-8 AJ $8,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
60 606935AK0 MLCFC 2006-1 AJ $456,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
61 61750HAG1 MSC 2006-HQ10 AJ $951,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
62 61751NAH5 MSC 2007-HQ11 AJ $901,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
63 61751XAG5 MSC 2007-T25 AJ $5,000,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
64 743784AB6 PPGLP 2000-C1 A2 $413,200 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
65 92977RAG1 WBCMT 2006-C26 AJ $830,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
66 92978QCC9 WBCMT 2007-C30 AMF $13,300,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
67 93364LAD0 WMCMS 2007-SL3 AJ $2,200,000 AM/AJ 12/20 2pm
68 05947U3B2 BACM 2005-5 G $1,195,000 Credit 12/21 10am
69 05947U4K1 BACM 2005-6 D $280,000 Credit 12/21 10am
70 05947U4M7 BACM 2005-6 F $5,550,000 Credit 12/21 10am
71 05950XAK2 BACM 2006-5 B $9,644,000 Credit 12/21 10am
72 05950XAL0 BACM 2006-5 C $8,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
73 059511AL9 BACM 2007-2 C $235,000 Credit 12/21 10am
74 059513AN1 BACM 2007-4 C $375,000 Credit 12/21 10am
75 059513AQ4 BACM 2007-4 D $500,000 Credit 12/21 10am
76 05952CAL4 BACM 2007-5 B $11,800,000 Credit 12/21 10am
77 05952CAQ3 BACM 2007-5 D $5,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
78 07383F4G0 BSCMS 2005-PWR7 E $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
79 07383FXW3 BSCMS 2003-T12 G $2,257,000 Credit 12/21 10am
80 07383FY69 BSCMS 2004-PWR6 G $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
81 07388LAL4 BSCMS 2006-PW13 B $8,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
82 07388PAL5 BSCMS 2006-PW14 B $10,650,000 Credit 12/21 10am
83 07388PAN1 BSCMS 2006-PW14 D $1,490,000 Credit 12/21 10am
84 07388PAQ4 BSCMS 2006-PW14 F $6,300,000 Credit 12/21 10am
85 07388PAR2 BSCMS 2006-PW14 G $6,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
86 07400SAE9 BSSBC 2006-1A M3 $6,165,000 Credit 12/21 10am
87 12479EAC0 CBAC 2004-1A M2 $706,000 Credit 12/21 10am
88 125092AA4 CPACK 2006-CLF1 D1 $4,139,601 Credit 12/21 10am
89 12513EAM6 CD 2005-CD1 C $2,280,000 Credit 12/21 10am
90 12513EAU8 CD 2005-CD1 G $5,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
91 12513YAK6 CD 2007-CD4 B $1,405,000 Credit 12/21 10am
92 12513YAL4 CD 2007-CD4 C $4,498,000 Credit 12/21 10am
93 12514AAW1 CD 2007-CD5 G $7,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
94 14986DAN0 CD 2006-CD3 C $7,375,000 Credit 12/21 10am
95 173067EW5 CGCMT 2004-C2 H $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
96 173067HF9 CGCMT 2005-C3 C $300,000 Credit 12/21 10am
97 17310MAJ9 CGCMT 2006-C5 B $9,800,000 Credit 12/21 10am
98 17310MAL4 CGCMT 2006-C5 D $1,200,000 Credit 12/21 10am
99 17310MAS9 CGCMT 2006-C5 F $4,548,000 Credit 12/21 10am
100 17311QAG5 CGCMT 2007-C6 G $3,304,000 Credit 12/21 10am
101 17311QBQ2 CGCMT 2007-C6 C $3,066,000 Credit 12/21 10am
102 17311QBR0 CGCMT 2007-C6 D $670,000 Credit 12/21 10am
103 17311QBT6 CGCMT 2007-C6 F $1,671,000 Credit 12/21 10am
104 20047EAK8 COMM 2006-C8 B $318,000 Credit 12/21 10am
105 20047RAJ2 COMM 2007-C9 B $4,114,541 Credit 12/21 10am
106 20047RAK9 COMM 2007-C9 C $1,185,000 Credit 12/21 10am
107 20047RAL7 COMM 2007-C9 D $2,500,000 Credit 12/21 10am
108 20047RAN3 COMM 2007-C9 F $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
109 225458N95 CSFB 2005-C4 B $3,253,000 Credit 12/21 10am
110 22545RCW4 CSMC 2006-TF2A SVH $4,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
111 225470BE2 CSFB 2005-C5 J $2,060,000 Credit 12/21 10am
112 225470DP5 CSFB 2005-C5 F $900,000 Credit 12/21 10am
113 225470G31 CSMC 2006-C1 B $1,200,000 Credit 12/21 10am
114 225470H63 CSMC 2006-C1 K $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
115 2254ERBA3 CSMC 2007-TFLA K $11,250,000 Credit 12/21 10am
116 36228CB69 GSMS 2007-EOP J $1,950,000 Credit 12/21 10am
117 36228CB85 GSMS 2007-EOP K $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
118 36828QKY1 GECMC 2005-C1 E $250,000 Credit 12/21 10am
119 36828QPE0 GECMC 2005-C3 E $9,757,000 Credit 12/21 10am
120 36828QPJ9 GECMC 2005-C3 H $2,179,000 Credit 12/21 10am
121 36828QPK6 GECMC 2005-C3 J $6,500,000 Credit 12/21 10am
122 36828QSC1 GECMC 2006-C1 B $8,750,000 Credit 12/21 10am
123 36828QSG2 GECMC 2006-C1 D $3,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
124 40439XAK0 HVBMC 2003-FL1A H $1,300,000 Credit 12/21 10am
125 46625YA52 JPMCC 2006-CB14 B $3,720,000 Credit 12/21 10am
126 46628FAP6 JPMCC 2006-LDP7 B $3,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
127 46629MAN5 JPMCC 2006-LDP8 B $1,305,000 Credit 12/21 10am
128 46629MAP0 JPMCC 2006-LDP8 C $7,995,000 Credit 12/21 10am
129 46629YAK5 JPMCC 2007-CB18 B $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
130 46630DAN2 JPMCC 2007-C1 C $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
131 46630DAU6 JPMCC 2007-C1 F $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 10am
132 46630EAJ9 JPMCC 2006-CB17 B $3,500,000 Credit 12/21 10am
133 46630EAM2 JPMCC 2006-CB17 E $3,911,000 Credit 12/21 10am
134 46632HAN1 JPMCC 2007-LD12 C $375,000 Credit 12/21 10am
135 50179AAK3 LBUBS 2007-C1 C $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
136 50179AAL1 LBUBS 2007-C1 D $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
137 50179MAK7 LBUBS 2006-C6 C $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
138 50179MAN1 LBUBS 2006-C6 F $10,083,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
139 50179MAR2 LBUBS 2006-C6 H $5,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
140 50180CAJ9 LBUBS 2006-C7 C $1,218,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
141 50180CAL4 LBUBS 2006-C7 E $5,378,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
142 50180LAT7 LBUBS 2008-C1 D $750,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
143 50180LAV2 LBUBS 2008-C1 E $406,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
144 50180LAX8 LBUBS 2008-C1 F $53,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
145 52108H3N2 LBUBS 2005-C2 E $7,560,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
146 52108H7E8 LBUBS 2005-C5 F $2,301,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
147 52108H7K4 LBUBS 2005-C5 K $9,510,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
148 52108HL28 LBUBS 2004-C6 H $1,782,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
149 52108MAL7 LBUBS 2005-C7 C $2,500,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
150 52108MAN3 LBUBS 2005-C7 E $5,200,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
151 52108MDU4 LBUBS 2006-C1 H $3,560,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
152 52108RAJ1 LBUBS 2006-C4 C $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
153 52109PAK1 LBUBS 2007-C6 C $1,600,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
154 52109RBR1 LBUBS 2007-C7 B $650,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
155 55312VAN8 MLCFC 2006-4 C $879,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
156 55312VAR9 MLCFC 2006-4 E $4,741,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
157 59022HAJ1 MLMT 2002-MW1 H $285,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
158 59022HAM4 MLMT 2002-MW1 L $3,535,526 Credit 12/21 2pm
159 59022HFF4 MLMT 2004-BPC1 F $4,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
160 59022HJV5 MLMT 2005-CIP1 F $1,925,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
161 59022KAJ4 MLMT 2006-C2 C $7,300,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
162 59022KAL9 MLMT 2006-C2 E $3,355,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
163 59025KAJ1 MLMT 2007-C1 B $4,095,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
164 606935AR5 MLCFC 2006-1 G $4,414,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
165 617451DA4 MSC 2006-T21 G $1,500,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
166 617451FX2 MSC 2006-HQ8 H $8,054,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
167 61745M2Q5 MSC 2005-IQ9 H $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
168 61745M3S0 MSC 2005-HQ5 J $5,950,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
169 61745M6L2 MSC 2005-HQ6 B $2,115,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
170 61745M6M0 MSC 2005-HQ6 C $110,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
171 61745M6U2 MSC 2005-HQ6 J $948,750 Credit 12/21 2pm
172 61750CAJ6 MSC 2006-HQ9 B $840,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
173 61750CAS6 MSC 2006-HQ9 G $1,652,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
174 78402KAD7 SASC 2007-BHC1 B $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
175 78402KAE5 SASC 2007-BHC1 C $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
176 78402KAK1 SASC 2007-BHC1 H $2,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
177 79549AJT7 SBM7 2001-C2 H $150,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
178 84604KAF6 SOVC 2007-C1 B $5,906,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
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184 92976BAA0 WBCMT 2005-C21 E $500,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
185 92976BAC6 WBCMT 2005-C21 G $4,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
186 92976BBS0 WBCMT 2005-C22 B $1,155,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
187 92976VAL2 WBCMT 2006-C25 C $1,300,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
188 92976VAT5 WBCMT 2006-C25 G $3,100,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
189 933632AE1 WMCMS 2007-SL2 C $1,000,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
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191 933632AG6 WMCMS 2007-SL2 E $3,015,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
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194 933633AG4 WMCMS 2006-SL1 E $7,031,000 Credit 12/21 2pm
195 933633AH2 WMCMS 2006-SL1 F $3,835,000 Credit 12/21 2pm