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BriefApril 16, 2026 · 02:21 AM

A $51 million mortgage default at the Foshay Tower reveals how commercial real estate debt can unravel when office demand fades

A $51 million mortgage default at the Foshay Tower reveals how commercial real estate debt can unravel when office demand fades. The owners of the historic Minneapolis skyscraper failed to repay the loan by its May 2025 maturity date. Deutsche Bank, acting as trustee for bondholders in a commercial mortgage-backed security, filed a foreclosure complaint. The bank is seeking appointment of a receiver to manage the property. The unpaid balance totals $43 million, including principal, interest, and fees. The 32-story building, constructed in 1929, was converted from office space to a 230-room W Hotel in 2008.

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