The leveraged loan market may have hit the pause button, but at least three U.S. managers were marketing collateralized loan obligations this week, according to rating agency presale reports.

UBS and Citigroup plan to issue $335 million in commercial mortgage backed securities backed by a single loan that is secured by 1500 Broadway, a 506,412 square foot, 33-story, Class A high-rise office/retail building in New York City’s Time Square.

Northpoint Commercial Finance is marketing its first ever securitization, a $216 million transaction backed by dealer floorplan receivables.

Deutsche Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald plan to issue $1.2 billion of commercial mortgage backed securities via COMM 2014-CCRE20.

Demand for commercial real estate and business loans continued to rebound in many regions of the country over the past six weeks, the Federal Reserve Board said Wednesday.

The Western Riverside Council of Governments is preparing its second securitization of PACE bonds, according to a presale report published by Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

Regulators will unveil a long-awaited final rule next week that requires lenders to retain some of the risk for loans they securitize, a critical part of the Dodd-Frank Act that the agencies have struggled to implement.

Navient Corp. is marketing $664 million of securities backed by private student loans.

The Blackstone owned, single-family rental operator, Invitation Homes has hired Bryce Blair as executive chairman of the board of directors and John Bartling as president and chief executive officer.

California County Tobacco Securitization Agency plans to sell $95.5 million in bonds backed by revenue from tobacco companies that would refinance a portion of tobacco bonds it issued in 2002.

A $120.2 million securitization of timeshare loans linked to the Hilton name is expected to close on Oct. 30, according to a pre-sale report from Standard & Poor's.