Inside a nonprofit's effort to clean up billions in rent-stabilized debt
Briefly

Community Preservation Corp has engaged in a significant partnership to address a $5.8 billion stake from the FDIC associated with distressed loans on rent-stabilized buildings. The organization aims to tackle the financial challenges exacerbated by inflation and regulatory changes. As part of their strategy, CPC is rolling out loan modifications that include maturity extensions and principal forgiveness. A considerable portion of the loans are currently in default or show signs of financial and physical distress, necessitating an immediate response to stabilize the properties and restore cash flow.
In response to a financial crisis affecting rent-stabilized buildings, Community Preservation Corp is implementing loan modifications to restore cash flow and improve building conditions.
The portfolio purchased by CPC suffered severe distress, with about one-quarter of the loans in payment default and 39 percent linked to physical distress.
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