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Commercial Real Estate Loan Prices Flat in November

Commercial real estate (CRE) loan prices in the secondary market were largely flat in November, according to the latest report from ""DebtX"":https://www.debtx.com/Default.asp, a loan sale advisor for commercial, consumer, and specialty finance debt.

The estimated price of whole loans increased to 92.7 percent as of November 30, rising from 92.3 percent the prior month. Loan values were 89.4 percent.

Impaired and non-performing loan prices were down slightly, falling to a weighted average monthly price of 78.9 percent and 48.8 percent, respectively, DebtX reported.

Meanwhile, DebtX's Loan Liquidity Index, a monthly measure of liquidity for pools of loans sold on the company's marketplace, was 107.5, up from 105.7 in October.

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