The percentage of loans paying off at their maturity date inched higher in January according to the just-released Trepp January Pay Off Report.
In January, 40.8% of loans reaching their balloon date paid off. This was up about three points from December's 37.5% reading. The December reading had been the lowest in eight months.
The January number of 40.8% was below the 12 month rolling average of 44.1%.
By loan count (as opposed to balance), 51.3% percent of the loans paid off. This was virtually unchanged from December's reading of 51.2%. On the basis of loan count, the 12 month rolling average is now 50.2%.
Read more...Trepp: Percentage of Loans Paying Off at Maturity Inches Higher via Citybizlist New York
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