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Verstavo National Pulse
Back Issues
The record of U.S. commercial real estate credit — every edition, preserved exactly as it read at the time.
Week of October 26, 2026
The Near Wall Lurches Forward, and the Core Quits Cooling
Loans due inside 90 days jumped nearly $3 billion in a week, and the distress rate ticked back up to 6.2% — the churn last week warned about is starting to settle into the wall.
The core stops easing and turns back up; the frontier holds its cushion but keeps a buyout armed.
Week of September 28, 2026
The Frontier Stops Blinking, and the Near Wall Steps Up
The fixed-rate core cooled a hair this week, but the floating-rate frontier confirmed its turn — and $4.23 billion of maturities just pulled into the 90-day window.
State of the cycle: a static core grinding while the floating-rate frontier turns up — the wall is stepping closer.
Week of July 27, 2026
The Frontier Blinks Before the Core Does
Floating-rate CLO stress sits at 10.1% while the fixed-rate CMBS book holds at 6.2% — the leading half is telling you where the lagging half is headed.
GRIND, NOT CRACK — the frontier turned first and the core is following at 6.2%
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