Retail · Warner Robins, Georgia

Watson Central Shopping Center

Watson Central Shopping Center is financed with a $8.1M CMBS loan at 4.83% that reaches maturity on April 6, 2027, in 5 months. As of the Sep 2026 servicer report, the latest filed for this loan, its status is current.

The loan

Balance in tracked trusts
$8,059,912
Original balance (same notes)
$9,700,000
Interest rate
4.83% fixed
Originated
March 27, 2017
Maturity
April 6, 2027
Payments
Amortizing over 30 years
Prepayment lockout ends
January 5, 2027
Master servicer
Midland
Originator
DBNY

Status

Payment status
Current (code 0)
Special servicing
Transferred February 15, 2024, returned July 30, 2025
Workout strategy
Resolved
Modified
Yes, most recently June 27, 2025
Defeasance
None reported

The property

Address
2191 - 2203 Watson Boulevard, Warner Robins, GA 31093
Rentable area
222,189 sq ft
Built
1989
Largest tenants
Food Depot All America; Deals Outlet; Citi Trends
Value at securitization
$13.4M (Nov 2016)

Performance

Underwritten figures against the most recent reported figures
At securitizationLatest (Mar 2026)
DSCR (NOI)2.07x1.67x
Occupancy97%81%
Net operating income (annualized from 3 months)$1.3M$1.0M
Debt yield12.8%

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 CD 2017-CD4 Mortgage Trust filing for the reporting period ending September 8, 2026, filed with the SEC September 25, 2026.

  • Coverage down 0.25x or more from securitization
  • Occupancy down 10 points or more from securitization
  • Matures within 12 months
  • Modified

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 97% when the loan was securitized to 81%.
  • Net operating income is 18% below the underwritten figure ($1.0M a year against $1.3M; the latest statement covers 3 months, annualized).
  • Debt service coverage moved from 2.07x at securitization to 1.67x on the latest statements.

The last 12 monthly reports

Report monthBalancePayment statusSpecial servicerDSCROccupancy
September 2026$8.1MCurrentNo1.67x81%
August 2026$8.1MCurrentNo1.67x63%
July 2026$8.1MCurrentNo1.67x63%
June 2026$8.1MCurrentNo1.67x63%
May 2026$8.1MCurrentNon/an/a
April 2026$8.2MPayment not received but still in grace period or not yet dueNo1.95x59%
March 2026$8.2MCurrentNo1.68x62%
February 2026$8.2MCurrentNo1.68x62%
January 2026$8.2MCurrentNo1.68x62%
December 2025$8.2MCurrentNo1.68x62%
November 2025$8.2MCurrentNo1.50x67%
October 2025$8.3MCurrentNo1.50x67%

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.

Special-servicing history

  • Transferred to the special servicer February 15, 2024, returned to the master servicer July 30, 2025.

Transfer and return dates as reported in the filings of the past year; an earlier episode shows here only if a filing in that year still reports it.

Where the loan sits

One trust holds this loan in the data.

TrustLoan no.BalanceReport periodSource
CD 2017-CD4 Mortgage Trust30$8,059,912Sep 2026SEC filing, September 25, 2026

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 8, 2026. Servicers report these figures; cmbs.news does not audit them. How this page is built.