Retail · Eagan, Minnesota

Twin Cities Premium Outlets

Public CMBS trusts hold $95.0M of the loan on Twin Cities Premium Outlets at 6.696% that reaches maturity on November 1, 2034, in 8 years. As of the Sep 2026 servicer report, the latest filed for this loan, its status is current.

The loan

Balance in tracked trusts
$95,000,000
Original balance (same notes)
$95,000,000
Interest rate
6.696% fixed
Originated
October 17, 2024
Maturity
November 1, 2034
Payments
Interest only for the full term
Prepayment lockout ends
April 30, 2034
Master servicer
Midland Loan Services
Originator
Natixis Real Estate Capital LLC

Status

Payment status
Current (code 0)
Special servicing
No transfer reported
Defeasance
None reported

The property

Address
3965 Eagan Outlets Parkway, Eagan, MN 55122
Metro
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI
Rentable area
401,441 sq ft
Built
2014
Largest tenants
Nike Factory Store; Polo Ralph Lauren; Old Navy
Value at securitization
$202.0M (Sep 2024)

Performance

Underwritten figures against the most recent reported figures
At securitizationLatest (Mar 2026)
DSCR (NOI)2.11x2.28x
Occupancy89%84%
Net operating income$13.6M$14.7M
Debt yield15.5%

Debt yield here is the latest NOI divided by the balance held in the trusts below. If part of the loan sits outside them, the true figure is lower.

Watch flags

Computed from the BMO 2025-C11 Mortgage Trust filing for the reporting period ending September 11, 2026, filed with the SEC October 2, 2026.

None this month. No flag in the cmbs.news screen applies to this loan.

cmbs.news's own rule-based labels on the filed fields (definitions), not a credit rating, a prediction or a view of the borrower.

What the filing shows

  • Occupancy has fallen from 89% when the loan was securitized to 84%.
  • Net operating income is 8% above the underwritten figure ($14.7M a year against $13.6M).
  • Debt service coverage moved from 2.11x at securitization to 2.28x on the latest statements.
  • The filing gives Aug 2029 as the lease end date for the largest tenant (Nike Factory Store), before the loan matures. Lenders look hard at that rollover.

The last 12 monthly reports

Report monthBalancePayment statusSpecial servicerDSCROccupancy
September 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.28x84%
August 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.28x89%
July 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.28x89%
June 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
May 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
April 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
March 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
February 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
January 2026$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
December 2025$95.0MCurrentNo2.13x91%
November 2025$95.0MCurrentNo2.11x88%
October 2025$95.0MCurrentNo2.11x88%

From each trust's ABS-EE filing for that month. Coverage and occupancy change only when the servicer reports new statements. If one trust holding a piece of the loan skipped a month, that month's balance reads low.

Where the loan sits

The loan is split into 3 notes held by different trusts. Each trust reports its own piece.

Alert me when this loan changes

One email after any monthly filing that changes this loan: a move to or from the special servicer, a payment status of 30+ days late or matured, a paydown of 1% or more, or coverage moving 0.15x or occupancy 5 points. Privacy

Source: each trust's ABS-EE asset-data exhibit (Regulation AB Schedule AL) on SEC EDGAR, reporting period ending September 11, 2026. Servicers report these figures; cmbs.news does not audit them. How this page is built.