Loan Sale Advisor: Auction Shows Interest in Commercial Deals

Published May 12, 2010, 1:00 p.m. EDT

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Indicating growing investor interest in commercial deals, bidders rushed to a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development auction of $306 million in non-performing multifamily and healthcare HUD loans that generated proceeds equal to almost half their unpaid balance, according to loan sale advisor KDX Ventures. KDX said 67 bidders submitted over 200 individual and pool bids for the 26 assets offered for sale in April. Executives said the 12 winning bids submitted on individual assets generated proceeds of over 48% of unpaid principal balance demonstrating "the pent-up demand and liquidity for commercial real estate assets." According to DebtX CEO Kingsley Greenland, even though over the past two years, investors have amassed a tremendous amount of capital to invest in commercial real estate loans, "there has been only a small amount of product available for sale." KDX is a joint venture between boutique investment banking firm KEMA Advisors, Hillsborough, NC, and international online marketplace, DebtX, Boston.

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