In this week’s episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we break down a market defined by volatility and an “escalate‑to‑de‑escalate” dynamic playing out in real time. We unpack the sharp intraday reversals in rates as weak Treasury demand and inflation concerns push yields higher, only to be pulled back by intermittent hopes for de‑escalation. We also examine new Federal Reserve proposals aimed at reducing bank capital requirements for commercial real estate (CRE) loans, a potential catalyst for increased lending capacity at a critical point in the cycle. We also cover key CRE headlines, including a $166.8 million data center land sale in Virginia, notable office financings at One Madison Avenue and San Francisco’s Merchants Exchange, and Nordstrom’s upcoming store closure at Galleria Dallas. Tune in now.Episode notes: Economic Update: Market Volatility & Banking (0:29)CMBS Spreads Performance in the Past Month (12:59)Commercial Real Estate Fundraising (16:37) Bank Capital Requirements Framework Update (24:02)Starwood’s Data Center Land Deal in Virginia (33:42)Office: SL Green's $1.65 billion refinancing of One Madison Avenue and Exonic's $50 million loan against the Merchants Exchange building in San Francisco (38:39)Mixed Use: JP Morgan & Vici Lend $4.3B for One Beverly Hills Completion (41:51)Nordstrom Store Closing at Galleria Dallas (43:39)Programming Notes (49:37)Shoutouts (50:48) Questions or comments? Contact us at [email protected]. Follow Trepp: X: www.x.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp

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