Debt Valuation Market Update Q3 2020

Commercial real estate (CRE) investors must evaluate benefits of a debt management solution against the financial costs and internal efforts of implementation and maintenance.

Implementing a technology solution requires commitment across the organization and regular communication with your implementation team. Understanding existing internal workflows and business requirements is crucial in determining the appropriate system for managing and maintaining a debt portfolio.

The information presented in this report represents average credit spread conclusions segregated by property type and grouped by LTV for the quarter ending December 31, 2020.

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In this webinar John Kjelstrom, Jaran Burt, and Eddie Manbeck will highlight the key drivers of debt valuation for fourth quarter 2020. They will also cover lending markets and the mark-to-market impact.

Today’s leading commercial real estate (CRE) investors have followed a three-step process to optimize the management of their debt by minimizing operational and data integrity risks, portfolio blind spots, and time-intensive processes.

Recent changes in the EPRA NAV measures have led many CRE borrowers to include a valuation on their debt portfolios. The following commentary summarises the changes, and how Chatham is assisting clients in this valuation and reporting process.

In reviewing what has transpired in the commercial real estate (CRE) lending markets over the past six months, we found it helpful to re-read our market commentary as it was written at the end of each of the last three quarters.

Commercial real estate (CRE) professionals are turning their attention toward technology to optimize workflows and focus on the core of their business: managing properties/portfolios and generating returns.