When did Starwood Property Trust go public in NYSE?

When did Starwood Property Trust go public in NYSE?

In response, the Firm established Starwood Property Trust and in August 2009 took the company public (NYSE: STWD)—creating the largest blind pool company ever traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

How many assets did Starwood Capital sell in 2018?

Prior to September 2018 we had sold 35 assets for a gross exit price of ~$790 million, and in September 2018 we closed on a portfolio sale including 51 out of the 106 original properties. We are now winding up the remaining assets.

Where is Starwood Property Trust south tower located?

Starwood Property Trust originates a $350M first mortgage and mezzanine loan for the South Tower in NYC’s Hudson Yards—the first vertical development in the largest private commercial real estate project in U.S. history

What did Starwood Property Trust do with LNR?

While Starwood Property Trust ‘s purchase of LNR greatly enhanced its expertise in the distressed marketplace and added Starwood Mortgage Capital, a commercial real estate conduit loan origination platform, Starwood Capital through an affiliated fund also acquired two important components.

What kind of investments does Starwood Property Trust have?

CMBS and Commercial Real Estate Investments Starwood Property Trust is a leader in investing in both CMBS and related commercial real estate assets, with a diversified portfolio of approximately $1 billion.

Prior to September 2018 we had sold 35 assets for a gross exit price of ~$790 million, and in September 2018 we closed on a portfolio sale including 51 out of the 106 original properties. We are now winding up the remaining assets.

When did Starwood Property Trust acquire LNR Property?

In conjunction with Starwood Capital, Starwood Property Trust in April 2013 acquired LNR Property LLC and subsidiary LNR Partners LLC, the largest special servicer in the U.S., thus gaining significant expertise in the distressed marketplace while also adding substantial scale and sophistication to the company’s operations.

Where did Starwood Property Trust refinance Heron Tower?

Starwood Property Trust originates a £ 288M refinancing for the iconic Heron Tower (subsequently renamed Salesforce Tower) in the City of London—widely considered one of the finest office buildings in all of Europe