Eighty-two percent of respondents to Ernst & Young’s 2012 survey of investors believe the non-performing loan pipeline will be full for at least two more years.

The most sought-after asset class, multifamily also suffers from the highest CMBS delinquency rate. There are reasons for this apparent contradiction.

NEW YORK CITY-The 27-story apartment property at 300 E. 64th was renovated in 2008 to condo standards; a source says it’s expected to fetch north of $100 million.

NEW YORK CITY-The 15 notes secured by properties across the city encompass loans that were originated both during and after the market's recent peak.

NEW YORK CITY-The Durst Organization will pay for construction of the TV/radio facility, which will be marketed in conjunction with the owner/developer’s broadcast center atop 4 Times Square.

NEW YORK CITY-The former giant of investment banking, whose Chapter 11 filing in 2008 sent shock waves through the global financial sector, plans its first payout to creditors for April 17.

NEW YORK CITY-The delinquency rate for commercial mortgage securities and job growth appear to be inversely related, ratings agencies say, although the volume of 2007-vintage loans maturing this year could change that.

BOSTON-An SEC filing divulges the locally based REIT’s plans. The 1.3-million-square-foot office tower at 100 Federal St. will enlarge its Greater Boston portfolio by 10%.