COVID-19 Impact To CRE And CMBS Market
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Summary
- Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. Commercial Real Estate and CMBS market.
- How each CRE sector might be affected by the pandemic with focus on hotel and retail sectors, which may see delinquencies rising sharply and put pressure on non-agency CMBS deals.
- Multifamily may not experience significant impact in the short term, and the agency CMBS market is directly supported by TALF 2.0 and GSE forbearance.
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