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On the asset side the bank lends on fixed rate but refinanceable mortgages.
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Any one of these factors would make it hard for commercial real estate to again command its pre-crisis prices, or for it to be financeable or refinanceable at those levels.
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Bill Maxted, whose unit at De Montfort University in Leicester produces a half-yearly survey of property lending, says that a large number of banks are holding property debt which is simply not refinanceable: "Sooner or later something has to give."
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Is it reasonable to think that of the three 62 million of short-term that you guys have right now that you know a decent portion that would be able to be refinanced but that's not necessarily going to be cash out the door that's you know some of that would be refinanceable through the year?
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The amount of refinanceable loans is important because borrowers will either be unwilling or unable to put additional equity into these properties.
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Is it reasonable to think that of the three 62 million of short-term that you guys have right now that you know a decent portion that would be able to be refinanced but that's not necessarily going to be cash out the door that's you know some of that would be refinanceable through the year?
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The amount of refinanceable loans is important because borrowers will either be unwilling or unable to put additional equity into these properties.
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The prospect of un-refinanceable debt has yet another commercial property company on thin ice, in this case McLean, Va. -based Sunrise Senior Living.
cpn 2009
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Specifically, that CMBS maturing this year and next will not be refinanceable at the rates prevailing rates for the highest rated CMBS tranches.
Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2009
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Excluding normal amortization payments, we have no remaining maturities in 2008. 2009 maturities are $219 million, about half of which we anticipate funding with the pending refinancing. 2010 maturities total $547 million and include our revolver of $223 million, senior notes of approximately $160 million, and the balance or mortgages which are refinanceable.
pfblogs.org: The Ad-Free Personal Finance Blogs Aggregator 2008
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