Mortgage Debt Intelligence

Mortgage Debt Intelligence (MDI) is the largest searchable database linking properties, loans, borrowers and lenders to provide a 360° view of property debt and distress.

MDI by the numbers

• 400k+Global outstanding CRE loans covered

• 30%CMBS / Agency loans

• 70%Private loans

• 1m+Global CRE transactions

• 80Unique sources of data

• 20+Years of historical data

How can clients use MDI

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  Investment managers

  • Access unparalleled coverage of both securitized and non-securitized property loans in the Real Capital Analytics’ database.
  • Understand debt exposure through investor profiles that link loans to properties and detail the complete holdings, transactions and mortgage debt of an asset manager.
  • Identify properties matching your investment mandate using comprehensive property and loan attribute filters.
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  Lenders/Banks

  • Model risk and evaluate the exposure of any borrower, lender or investor to different property types and markets.
  • Compare market share to peers using investor and lender profiles to understand who is most active across market segments.
  • Locate refinancing opportunities using our proprietary algorithm as well as construction loans ripe for recapitalization.
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  Brokers

  • Create targeted prospect lists from daily market activity – for any property type, geography and market segment.
  • Connect buyers and sellers by returning properties with loans near maturity or with a low propensity to refinance.
  • Stay informed of market activity by creating instant alerts triggered when properties in selected portfolios or markets are in distress.

Loan Trends & Trades

Visualize every angle of CRE debt markets using MDI data

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  Discover trends by visually investigating property, market and player profiles.

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  Enhance your portfolio insight with loan data now including estimated maturity dates.

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  Export custom charts and tables for reporting and executive briefings.

Case study using MDI

Distress now and on the horizon

The volume of financial trouble in the U.S. market crept higher in the second quarter of 2024, according to our latest Distress Tracker. New distress totaling nearly USD 11 billion arose mostly from the office and apartment sectors.

See how MDI is used by MSCI Research to get insight on which markets and sectors are experiencing the most distress.