Wolf, Seaira

Seaira R. Wolf

Partner,
Seaira represents institutional and nonbank lenders, focusing on the origination and servicing of CMBS loans.
  • Representing master servicers and special servicers in the CMBS industry in single-site and multisite, multistate loan workouts, modifications, assumptions and equity transfers and with a variety of consent issues, including loan borrower restructurings, partial releases, condemnations, and construction and leasing issues; interpreting pooling and servicing and subservicing agreements; and obtaining rating agency confirmations.
  • Represented a financial institution as special servicer in the workout of a capital stack of over $1 billion secured by an office building in New York.
  • Represented an institutional warehouse lender in a $1 billion collateralized loan obligation (CLO) transaction.
  • Represented a financial institution as special servicer in the workout of two $700 million mortgage loans secured by a portfolio of shopping mall properties.
  • Represented a financial institution as master servicer in connection with a loan extension and modification of a $475 million SASB loan secured by a hospitality property in order to document a $20 million reinvestment initiative by the sponsor.
  • Represented a financial institution as special servicer in the workout and assumption of a $300 million mortgage loan secured by a shopping mall.
  • Represented a financial institution as special servicer in the assumption of a $250 million mortgage loan secured by an office building in Jersey City, NJ.
  • Represented a financial institution as special servicer in the workout of a $190 million mortgage loan secured by a portfolio of hospitality properties.
  • Represented a financial institution as special servicer in the workout of a $188 million mortgage loan secured by the InterContinental New York Times Square hotel.
  • Represented a financial institution as master servicer in the modification and assumption of a portfolio of hospitality properties located in California consisting of four separate loans in four separate securitizations in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic to account for new ownership including a fund with assets of over $1 billion under management and to account for hotel closures and government mandates.

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