The composition of lenders in the U.S. commercial mortgage market has largely returned to its form before the Covid-19 crisis struck, the latest US Capital Trends report shows.
CMBS originators, who had been particularly hard hit in the second quarter of 2020, captured an 18% share of the commercial mortgage market in the past quarter, which put them behind only regional/local banks as the largest source of financing. The rebound reflects an easing of the uncertainty in the lending market, which had limited CMBS originators to just a 1% share of lending a year ago.
Investor-driven lenders, such as debt funds, also gained market share in Q2 2021. These lenders captured 15% of the conventional loan market, up from 6% a year ago. Before the pandemic hit, investor-driven lenders had averaged an 8% market share.
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