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ARTICLE · 10 APRIL 2026

CREF Roundup | Week 14, 2026

The CREF Roundup is a periodic digest of noteworthy developments, insights, and commentary in the world of commercial real estate finance (CREF).

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The CREF Roundup is a periodic digest of noteworthy developments, insights, and commentary in the world of commercial real estate finance (CREF). Curated for industry professionals, this ongoing series seeks to highlight key trends and news shaping the market. For more CREF intel and analysis, visit our blog, The Carveout. 

Worry Over War, Rates Widen Conduit Spreads

Commercial Mortgage Alert reported that CMBS conduit spreads widened last week to their highest levels in months as investors reacted to rising Treasury yields and geopolitical uncertainty tied to the Iran conflict, signaling increased caution in the broader market. While conduit deals priced wider, single-borrower transactions and CRE CLOs showed more stability, with some bonds pricing in line with or tighter than initial guidance, reflecting continued demand for higher-quality or more structured deals. Overall issuance remained active at over $5 billion, but market participants expect volatility and spread widening to

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