297. Resiliency in 2024, Fed's Holiday Surprise, Portfolio Loans in the Special Servicing Stocking, & 2024 Wrap Up

The TreppWire Podcast: A Commercial Real Estate Show

This episode is sponsored by EisnerAmper.

Resiliency is the word of 2024, but uncertainty might be the word of the day. In this week’s episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we are joined by our Chief Economist to discuss mixed signals from the recent economic data, including contrasting PMI figures, retail sales growth, and the latest Fed rate cut. We also discussed the continued chatter around extend & pretend, the unexpected resilience of the U.S. economy in 2024, and what to expect for 2025. We break down Flagstar Bank's sale of troubled NY loans, value reductions across office properties in Philadelphia and San Francisco, and major portfolio loans entering special servicing including the $1.23 billion Workspace Property Trust Portfolio and $379.1 million Selig Office Portfolio. We also discuss Party City mulling a second bankruptcy, significant multifamily sales, and California's rejection of Prop 33. Tune in now.

Episode Notes:

- Economic Update & 2024 Economic Review (0:32)

- Flagstar Bank Looking to Sell Portfolio of Eight Underperforming NY Loans (9:14)

- Office stories: Seattle portfolio special servicing transfer, Federal Center Plaza GSA updates, Philadelphia & SF value reductions (16:01)

- Retail stories: Party City’s second bankruptcy concerns, California mall loan special servicing transfer and a Kentucky shopping center transaction (28:54)

- Mixed-Use: a $23B portfolio loan special servicing transfer and an NYC value reduction (35:40)

- Multifamily stories: NYC $318M loan special servicing transfer, Seattle, South Carolina, Columbus, and DC property transactions (41:21)

- Rent control & California Prop 33 implications (45:24)

- Shoutouts (47:46)

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