Tenant exposure

7-Eleven in CMBS

The trusts' filings name 7-Eleven among the three largest tenants at properties securing 10 public CMBS loans with $151.2M outstanding. It is the largest tenant at 5 of them. None of those loans is delinquent or with a special servicer.

Every loan

Property Location Type Balance Rate Matures DSCR Occ. Status
Connection Park Irving, TX Office $51.4M 3.56% Nov 2029 1.91x 73% Current
Silver City Plaza Las Vegas, NV Retail $38.5M 4.155% Jan 2030 1.99x 100% Current
Burke Town Center Burke, VA Retail $21.1M 4.72% Feb 2031 1.19x 79% Current
Alliance Crossing Fort Worth, TX Mixed use $9.3M 4.657% Dec 2027 1.52x 70% Current
Dana Plaza Concord, CA Retail $7.9M 7.01% Jan 2030 1.82x 96% Current
478 Third Avenue New York, NY Mixed use $6.9M 4.418% Jul 2027 1.76x 100% Current
Frederick Avenue Shopping Center Gaithersburg, MD Retail $5.5M 4.35% Jun 2029 1.88x 67% Current
7-Eleven Charlotte Charlotte, NC Retail $4.5M 4.635% May 2031 1.74x 100% Current
7-eleven - 351 Bowery New York, NY Retail $3.9M 4.05% Feb 2030 1.49x 100% Current
7-eleven Tampa Tampa, FL Retail $2.1M 4.36% May 2031 2.23x 100% Current

Where 7-Eleven is the largest tenant: lease end dates

PropertyLease endsLoan maturesBalance
478 Third AvenueNov 2024Jul 2027$6.9M
Burke Town CenterMar 2026Feb 2031$21.1M
7-eleven - 351 BoweryDec 2034Feb 2030$3.9M
7-Eleven CharlotteDec 2035May 2031$4.5M
7-eleven TampaMar 2036May 2031$2.1M

Red: the lease ends before the loan matures, the rollover a refinancing lender will look at hardest.

Filed names grouped here: 7 Eleven; 7-ELEVEN; 7-ELEVEN Inc.; 7-Eleven; 7-Eleven Inc. From each trust's ABS-EE filing (largest, second and third largest tenant fields). Pro will alert you when any of these loans changes.