New Distress Climbs as CMBS Restructurings Shift

Borrowers are moving current assets into special servicing

US Capital Trends - May 27, 2010
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After several months of relatively flat growth in the total dollar volume of troubled property, new distress spiked in April by almost 41%, adding $12.8 billion. It was the largest increase so far this year, and brought total outstanding distress to $184.6 billion; altogether, cumulative distress this cycle has reached $239.0 billion.

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