multifamily

Multifamily mortgage delinquencies are surging. Banks are dumping thousands of foreclosures every month. How is this possible? The Dow is over 50,000 right now

CONSUMER CREDIT CRISIS HIDING BEHIND MODIFICATIONS? THIS WILL LEAD INTO HOUSINGDelinquencies highest since '17. Student debt vertical. SLM masks with $1B "rescue" that failed. Structural rot or elite denial? You decide. $SLM $TLT Full expose: https://t.co/Jk0TkOddWi pic.twitter.com/IGBrQiR1i3 — 7 (@quantLR) February 12, 2026 How is this possible? The Dow is over 50,000 right now https://t.co/UxDtEUQJwk …

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Both Fannie and Freddie report that serious delinquencies in multifamily are rising to multi year highs.

Both Fannie and Freddie report that serious delinquencies in multifamily are rising to multi year highs. 👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/BmgxaYA14C — Kalani o Māui (@MauiBoyMacro) January 15, 2026 Florida condo crash happening in real-time. Seller cut price to $256k. Back in 2022, it was valued at over $1 million. 75% haircut in 3 years. And 50% over …

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Simply Unaffordable! Multifamily Serious Delinquencies Soar To Highest Since 2000 (Home Prices UP 37% Under Biden, Rents UP 25%)

by confoundedinterest17 Housing and rental properties are simply unaffordable. Freddie Mac Serious Delinquency Rate on Multifamily (Apartment) loans soared to highest rate since 2000. Since it is as of January 31, 2025, you can’t blame this on Donald Trump (although I am sure they will try). Of course, home prices and rents soared under Biden. Home …

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Landlords Face a $1.5 Trillion Commercial Real Estate Maturity Wall. Around $95 billion of multifamily assets are at risk of distress. More lenders are submitting offers to refinance debt.

Landlords in the commercial real estate sector are indeed facing a significant challenge with $1.5 trillion of debt maturing by the end of next year. Approximately a quarter of this debt could be difficult to refinance due to higher interest rates and lower property valuations. Regarding multifamily assets, around $95 billion of these properties in …

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Biden Shrugged: US Housing Starts Fall To COVID Lockdown Lows (Multifamily Starts Down -51.7% YoY In May)

by confoundedinterest17 It begs the question: where are the 10+ million illegal immigrants living who have poured over the border under Binden/Mayorkas? Especially when 5+ units housing starts dropped -51.7% since last year (YoY) in May. And the trend under Biden looks terrible! Despite ugly consumer confidence and soaring mortgage rates, analysts expected a small …

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Surging Distress In CRE CLO Loans Spurs Lender Rush To Repurchase Delinquent Multifamily Mortgages

The commercial real estate sector continues to experience elevated stress. The latest crack to emerge is the increasing number of delinquencies on multifamily mortgages. The borrowers who took out these loans typically used them to purchase multifamily complexes, intending to renovate and flip them at a profit. However, many are now struggling with their floating-rate …

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Over $2 billion in multifamily CMBS loans were added to the CRED iQ default watchlist today

This indicates that over $2 billion worth of multifamily Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) loans have been flagged for potential default. The implication is that there may be financial distress in the multifamily real estate sector, possibly leading to increased defaults and financial instability in the CMBS market. Over $2 billion in multifamily CMBS loans were …

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Multifamily investors face financial losses due to struggling tenants’ inability to pay rents.

A complete writeup of our vacancy index methodology can be found here: https://t.co/IRWYcXCdQn And the complete dataset, including local estimates for hundreds of locations across the U.S., is available here:https://t.co/NpXMOeVbSD 10/ — Igor Popov (@IAPopov) August 30, 2023 We’ve also filtered out smaller props (<10 units), which need to have high vacancy rates to appear …

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2023 Is a Significant Year for CMBS Multifamily Maturities

via commercialobserver: Properties and mortgage notes securing nearly $600 million in outstanding CMBS debt were auctioned from January through mid-June 2023, based on CRED iQ’s observations of impending losses for investors.  Sales through an auction can take a couple of months to close, and sale transactions can be delayed or even fail to close after a …

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