CMBS

Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are next in line with the second conduit CMBS deal of the week, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange prospectus filed today.

Deutsche Bank are marketing its $1.49 billion conduit CMBS deal, COMM 2013-LC6 Mortgage Trust’s, according to a Standard & Poor’s presale report published today.

Arbor Realty Trust has priced a $260 million deal backed by bridge loans, its second commercial real estate collateralized loan obligation.

More non-traditional CMBS deals are expected to hit the market said industry sources at on day two of the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council’s annual industry conference in Miami.

Fitch Ratings projected on Thursday that structured finance issuance in Europe would, in the aggregate, stay flat in 2013 from 2012.

Talk of a return European CMBS was among the many positive points the CMBS industry looked at as the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council kicked off its annual industry conference in Miami on Monday.try conference in Miami on a positive note. The event saw its attendance grow to over 1300 and the agenda this year reflects the successful year the CMBS market had in 2012.

There was an 18 basis point decline in commercial mortgage-backed security loan delinquency rates in December over November, as resolutions of $1.7 billion outpaced additions of $1 billion, said Fitch Ratings.

Wells Fargo, JP Morgan and Bank of America priced the $600 million single-asset commercial mortgage-backed securitization backed by the Queens Center in New York City, Queens Center Mortgage Trust 2013-QC.

Four CREL CDOS totaling $1 billion were issued in the fourth quarter of 2012, and RBS expects to see another $5 billion and $10 billion hit the market in 2013.