BETHESDA, MD—CWCapital Asset Management said Thursday it is marketing $2.12 billion of predominantly cash-flowing real estate and commercial mortgage loan assets in its capacity as special servicer. It's the largest portfolio that CWCAM has offered since it closed on a group of assets with an unpaid principal balance totaling $3.43 billion in February 2014.

The Bethesda, MD-based CWCAM says the portfolio sale represents an opportunity for investors to acquire diversified mortgage loans and real property assets representing trophy, core, core-plus and value-add strategic investments. The properties are located in both major markets such as New York City, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Los Angeles/Orange County, Houston and Phoenix, and in secondary and tertiary markets.

Nearly 44% of the portfolio as a percentage of estimated value is represented by office properties and debt, 21% is secured by retail and 20% is secured by multifamily. The remainder of portfolio consists of mixed-use, hospitality and industrial assets.

Marketing the properties on CWCAM's behalf are some of the biggest names in the business. CBRE, Eastdil Secured, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, Mission Capital and Marcus & Millichap are marketing a total of 20 assets with a UPB of $1.38 billion. Auction.com is handling 71 more assets with a UPB of approximately $740 million.

Assets securing the portfolio include nearly 4.7 million square feet of office properties, 3.5 million square feet of retail, 1.1 million square feet of industrial, 4,700 apartment units and 2,100 hotel keys. CWCapital has a comprehensive list of all available loans and assets currently for sale on its website.

Judging by the numbers from the previous portfolio sale, the new offering is likely to draw strong investor interest. On 63 assets CWCAM marketed through CBRE, there were 730 signed confidentiality agreements, which resulted in approximately 153 bidding entities and over 930 bids. The assets marketed through Auction.com received more than 5,000 signed confidentiality agreements from interested buyers, resulting in 244 bidding entities and over 1,130 bids on 71 assets offered and 60 assets sold.