The big news today in case you are marooned on a desert island is that
Stuy Town sold for $5.4B, which should be enough to make senior
bondholders whole with respect to principal and unpaid interest. I
think it's a pretty good deal all around (except if you were a mezz
lender) in that Blackstone's cost is half the average market rate per
apartment, and the rights of the non-market rate tenants are protected
for a number of years.
In the meantime, CS continued its love affair with bad multifamily
lending. Where are you,Andy Stone? (answer: Petra Capital Mgmt)
Transaction: CSMSC 2006-C4
Property: Babcock & Brown FX 3
City/State: Various
Property Type: Multifamily
Balance: $52,230,067
Percentage of Deal: 1.76%
Modified Maturity Date: February 15, 2017
MS: KeyBank Real Estate Capital
SS: C-III Asset Management LLC
Reason for Transfer: Borrower Bankruptcy
On Servicer Watchlist Prior to Transfer: No
Previously in Special Servicing: Yes
Previously Modified: Yes; Maturity Extension and Principal Forgiveness
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