Notes from the data.
Market analysis written from Maturr's own data, methodology pieces explaining how we work, and distress watches on submarkets where things are moving.
What is the CRE maturity wall, and why does it matter now?
Trillions of dollars of commercial real estate debt mature between now and 2028 — most of it originated at rates well below today's market clear. Here's what brokers and investors need to know.
Houston multifamily distress: a Q1 2026 read using public CMBS data
Watchlist and special-servicing counts across the Houston-Sugar Land MSA, by submarket and vintage. Built entirely from EDGAR ABS-EE filings.
How Maturr deduplicates properties across CMBS, HUD/FHA, and Ginnie Mae
When the same physical property shows up in EDGAR, HUD's insured-mortgage roll, and Ginnie Mae's pool disclosures — sometimes with slightly different addresses — entity resolution is the difference between a useful dataset and a noisy one.
Introducing Maturr: every CRE loan, before it matures
Why we built it, who it's for, and what's next. The founding post.
Reading DSCR across reporting periods: TR-12, annual, and partial-year statements
CMBS servicers report financials over 6-, 9-, or 12-month spans. Compare them naïvely and NOI looks like it's falling when only the period changed. Here's how Maturr normalizes statement periods so comps stay apples-to-apples.
Atlanta office watchlist counts are up 38% YoY — here's where
Drilling into the submarkets seeing the steepest watchlist increases, with NOI deltas from the underlying servicer reports.