Axonic Capital and University Place Asset Management (UPLAM) have closed $97.5 million in senior construction financing for Rosewood Residences Turtle Creek, a branded condominium development in Dallas. The financing replaces a prior loan and provides additional...
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Go Back to News + MediaBloomberg: Axonic Contributes Underlying Bonds to First Resecuritized Freddie Mac Small Balance Deal
A recent Bloomberg article reports that JPMorgan has structured a first-of-its-kind resecuritization using mortgage bonds tied to Freddie Mac's Small Balance Loan program. This effort was made possible through contributions from Axonic Capital, which provided all 18...
IREI: Axonic’s James Jordan on the Opportunity in Private CRE Lending
In an interview with Institutional Real Estate, Inc., Axonic Capital Partner and Head of Commercial Real Estate James Jordan discussed how private lenders are filling the funding gap left by regional banks and why Axonic's opportunistic strategy is designed for this...
Peter Cecchini on Stagflation Risk, Private Credit Opportunities and the Fed’s Next Move
Peter Cecchini, Head of Research at Axonic Capital, joined CNBC's Closing Bell on June 17 to share his perspective on market...
Peter Cecchini on Market Risks, Stagflation Concerns and the Role of Alternatives
Investors may be underestimating a coming slowdown, Axonic's Head of Research, Peter Cecchini, told Bloomberg Real Yield....
Private Debt Investor: Axonic on AI’s Role in CMBS Modeling
As the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) market adapts to rapid changes in both capital markets and technology, Private Debt Investor explored how AI is being integrated into underwriting and valuation models. Axonic Capital's Co-CIO Matt Weinstein offered...
Bloomberg: Axonic Prepares for Opportunity Amid CMBS Stress
As commercial real estate credit continues to reset, Bloomberg's Scott Carpenter reports that rising CMBS delinquencies and stalled loan resolutions are pushing more institutional investors to reassess risk and reposition for what comes next. Axonic Capital's Co-CIO...
Wall Street Journal: Axonic on Office Credit Risk and “Zombie Buildings”
In a Wall Street Journal article by Matt Wirz, Axonic Capital's Co-CIO Matt Weinstein commented on the long-term impact of distressed office assets on the commercial real estate market. Weinstein referred to a high-profile Chicago office tower, abandoned by its former...
Alternatives Watch: Axonic Is Ready for the CRE Dislocation Opportunity
In an exclusive interview with Alternatives Watch, Axonic Capital Partner and Co-CIO Matt Weinstein described the current commercial real estate environment as a "generational opportunity" for experienced investors. The article highlights the firm's recent integration...