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F••••• Fashion Fair Mall, F•••••, CA: the securitised loan in C•••• 2•••••• M••••••• T•••• matures 2026-11-01. Scheduled balance $41,000,000. | DFX Data Factory

ScheduledFactDebt Intelligence / maturity tapeNov 1, 2026 · first seen 22 days ago

F••••• Fashion Fair Mall, F•••••, CA: the securitised loan in C•••• 2•••••• M••••••• T•••• matures 2026-11-01. Scheduled balance $41,000,000.

6•• E••• S••• A•••••• F•••••• C• · property

observed in a filing or announcement; the statement is the source's

Happened 2026-11-01First seen 2026-08-31

scheduled loan balance: $41.0M
Confidence: 90%
Historical lift: Not collected
Median warning: Not collected
Parties affected: 1, 2 who benefit

What changed

F••••• Fashion Fair Mall, F•••••, CA: the securitised loan in C•••• 2•••••• M••••••• T•••• matures 2026-11-01. Scheduled balance $41,000,000.

Why now: Scheduled for 2026-11-01 (scheduled); first seen by DFX 2026-08-31.

Who this matters to

only relationships the graph supports

Primary

CFCRE 2016-C7 Mortgage Trust$41.0Mmixed
trust holding the loan. the incumbent lender · ABS-EE tape

Secondary

Property owners (class)mixed
owns the collateral. must refinance or sell · class (resolve owner on the entity page)

Potential beneficiaries

CRE lenders (class)favourable
could refinance. an origination window with a date · class
Mortgage brokers (class)favourable
arranges the refinancing. a dated mandate · class

Buyer classes for this family: CRE lenders, Mortgage brokers, Property owners, Special situations funds.

Economic footprint

probability and consequence kept apart

scheduled loan balance: $41.0M known
State: Scheduled
Historical signal: not measured as a predictor
Confidence: 0.90

Why it matters

sellable; a dated refinancing decision with lender and principal known; calendar arithmetic, never foresight. Amount $41M. Evidence class: VERIFIED; source sec_abs_ee.

What would make this wrong

the tape reports a payoff or extension

What to do next

workflow actions, never advice

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DFX product: Debt Intelligence / maturity tape

Evidence

Evidence, method and the rank's parts

Sources

sec_abs_ee · Nov 1, 2026

What would make this less concerning

the tape reports a payoff or extension

Actionability, eleven dimensions (0 to 5)

novelty3
confidence4
timeliness5
actionability3
affected entities0
economic magnitude2
financing consequence5
portfolio consequence3
commercial consequence4
investment consequence3
fundraising consequence0

Rank 50.5: consequence 5, commercial 4, timeliness 5, novelty 3, confidence 4, magnitude 2, affected 0, actionability 3

Family debt.maturity_window_12m · public · computed today

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