CMBS

Morgan Stanley and Bank of America's latest conduit CMBS securitizes a portion of a $249 million loan that is secured by a portfolio of U-Haul properties.

Credit Suisse's latest securitization of commercial mortgage loans is heavily exposed to lower quality properties from secondary/tertiary markets, as well as hotel properties; both of which increase the risk in the collateral pool.

Morgan Stanley is securitizing two floating-rate loans totaling $305 million that are in turn backed by hotel and mall properties.

B2R Finance is marketing a second pool of loans secured by rental properties that is both larger and better supported than the issuer's inaugural deal.

Hotels feature heavily in the collateral pool that backs the latest Deutsche Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald-led conduit CMBS.

Commercial real estate lender Hunt Mortgage Group has hired Amy Shah to build and launch a collateralized loan obligations platform.

Walgreens Boots Alliance and Rite Aid, the two most widely held tenants in CMBS deals, plan to merge.

The first securitization of single family rental properties, by Invitation Homes appears to be at risk of a maturity default.

Hudson's Bay is securitizing a $846.2 million loan that is backed by a portfolio 24 Lord & Taylor and 10 Saks Fifth Avenue stores located in malls and freestanding locations in 15 states, according to Morningstar.