This report provides an in-depth analysis of CMBS loss performance, contrasting legacy 1.0 conduit trends with current 2.0 data. It introduces a property-type risk framework to assess implied loss expectations.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The current CRE downturn is driven by sector-specific distress rather than a broad-based collapse.
- 2.Cumulative losses in the conduit universe stand at ~5.1%, with legacy 1.0 conduit deals reporting significantly higher losses (8.3%) compared to 2.0 (1.3%).
- 3.Office remains the largest contributor to embedded loss exposure, while 5-year loans face refinancing challenges and 10-year loans face more physical impairment risk.
Table of Contents
- Key Takeaways
- Executive Summary
- Evolution of CMBS Delinquency and Underwriting
- Conduit Loss and Liquidation Trends
- Defining Our Property Subtype Risk Framework
- Months to Recover
- Loss Severity by Various Loan Characteristics
- Modification Type
- Maturity vs Term Defaults
- 5 Year vs 10 Year Conduit Performance
- Conduit Expected Loss Curves
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Authors
Catherine LiuJames EganAryan Nadkarni
Securities
CMBS Conduit 1.0CMBS Conduit 2.0
Themes
CRE Structural ObsolescenceRefinancing Risk
Regions
North AmericaUnited States
