CMBS Market Is Slowing Down

Shlomi Ronen is the managing principal and founder of Dekel Capital.

LOS ANGELES—The CMBS market is starting to slow down. As of February 12, CMBS issuances were at $6.5 billion, a significant drop compared with the $13.7 billion in issuances for the same period in 2015. According to Shlomi Ronen, managing principal and founder of Dekel Capital, says that this is a trend we can expect to continue through the year, with CMBS volumes expected to be half of 2015. To find out more about the slow down in the CMBS markets, where borrowers are going and how this will affect the tremendous CMBS debt that is going to be refinanced this year, we sat down with Ronen for an exclusive interview.

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