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transfers were 177 loans issued from 2005 to 2007 – the height of the bull market for commercial real estate lending. These 177 loans have a current balance of $7.46 billion. Simply put, 86% of the newly transferred loan balance to special servicing is

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CMBS Loan Delinquencies Could Reach 7% and Beyond in 2010, says Realpoint

McClatchy also learned of a second private Goldman deal, in which it sought in May 2007 via another Cayman company to sell $44.6 million in bonds related to subprime loans written by New Century Financial , a mortgage lender that weeks earlier had careened into … Goldman was a latecomer to the subprime game on Wall Street, and it was the first to get out and the only one to get out safely. But in the middle of the height of all this, Goldman was doing a lot of deals. …

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Prudence pays off for TMG Partners (BizJournals)

May 3, 2009

At the height of the real estate boom in November 2006, TMG Partners and partner AGI Capital pulled off a major coup: a $100 million capital windfall from CalPERS that could be leveraged into $400 million to invest in new housing. See original here:  Prudence pays off for TMG Partners (BizJournals)

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