Slowdown in Shadow Lending Tightens Credit on Main Street

Owners of more than 400 commercial properties-including hotels, apartment buildings and warehouses-whose loans came due between January and May this year didn't pay off by their maturity dates, according to data from Trepp LLC, which tracks loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities.

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Published inDow Jones DBR High Yield
Main Author By Serena Ng
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Dow Jones & Company Inc 05.07.2016
Subjects
Bond ratings
Collateralized loan obligations
Equity financing
Loans
Mortgage backed securities
Mortgage companies
Regional banks
Securities industry
Securitization
United States > US
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Summary:Owners of more than 400 commercial properties-including hotels, apartment buildings and warehouses-whose loans came due between January and May this year didn't pay off by their maturity dates, according to data from Trepp LLC, which tracks loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities.