Greystone Servicing Company - Special Servicer

The property remains current on loan payments, and SS continues to engage the receiver in discussions for the resolution of the loan. The Q1 statements were received with occupancy reported at 90.91% and NOI/NCF DSCR at 1.86x/1.81x.

The Loan transferred to Special Servicing on 07/24/2024 for imminent monetary default. A Hello Letter and Pre-Negotiation Letter have been sent to the Borrower. Borrower has signed the PNL. Borrower's initial modification proposal rejected. Working with Borrower towards new solutions for Loan, in progress as of June 2025.

The loan was transferred to Special Servicing (SS) following the Borrower's declaration of imminent monetary default. The Borrower cooperated with SS and transitioned the title to the Lender on October 26, 2023. Upon foreclosure, SS engaged Newmark as the property manager for the asset. Newmark was also retained to lead the marketing efforts for both sale and lease opportunities. Marketing has attracted interest from a range of parties, including office-sector investors, owner- users seeking space, and self-storage investors aiming to reposition the asset. The property's location near the I-80 on-ramp and ample exterior parking make it particularly attractive for self-storage conversion.

New transfer as of 6/2/25 due to payment default. Borrower signed PNA and is requesting modification to allow sale of the property for redevelopment to multifamily. A 66,707 sf tenant (41%) vacated at 6/30 lease expiration. Occupancy 7/1/25 was 33. 2%. Legal counsel has been engaged and file is under further review. Appraisal update due 7/21/25.

Counsel filed a foreclosure complaint and the Borrower agreed to appointment of a receiver effective 1/18/2020. Trust Counsel and Borrower Counsel have finalized an Agreed Judgment Entry and Decree and the Court entered the Order on 3/20/2020. Noteholder is pursuing rights and remedies as appropriate. YTD through May 2025, the property achieved a 27.58% occupancy, $131.18 ADR and $36.18 RevPar. Final stages of sale process are in progress.

Latest rent roll reports occupancy at 44%. The asset transferred to Special Servicing in early 2024 due to imminent default. There is insufficient cash flow to make debt service and pay ongoing operating expenses. The property is now due for its March 1, 2025, payment. The cash flow waterfall has been amended to allow for the payment of ongoing operating expenses prior to scheduled debt service to assure ongoing operations are not impacted. Discussions on a potential modification of the debt have continu ed with borrower representatives, but foreclosure will be pursued if no resolution is forecasted.

Transfer 5/27/25 for payment default. Hello letter and PNA sent 6/6/25. The property occupancy was 80% as of 3/31/25. Legal counsel has been engaged. Borrower is non-responsive. PM has provided operating information. The property sustained damage fr om the 2024 hurricane Beryl and a $400,000+ claim is pending with a restoration company.

The Loan was transferred to the Special Servicer on 12/26/2024 after the Borrower failed to comply with cash management. The collateral consists of a two-story, 40,315 SF office building built in 1938, and located in Hollywood, CA ('Prope rty'). The Property is 100% occupied by a single tenant, Pacific Standard Leasing whose lease began on 2/3/25. Lender will continue discussions with the Borrower to gather necessary information while simultaneously reserving all rights under the Loan Docu ments. The Loan is current on payments. Cash sweep has been cured, loan is current on payments. SS is preparing to return the Loan to the MS.

Loan transferred to Greystone, as Special Servicer, on 11/1/24 due to Imminent Default as Borrower was requesting a modification due to declining occupancy. Loan subsequently transferred to LNR, as Special Servicer, on 12/26/24. Loan matu res on 1/6/26. Collateral consists of a 25-story Class B office building ('Property') located in the Penn District office submarket of Midtown New York. Property contains 661,874 NRSF, of which 17,488 SF is retail that is 100% occupied by CVS, TD Bank, Ci tyMD, and Cafe Cinq. Property was constructed in 1917 and was recently renovated in 2016. Lender has conditionally approved a proposed modification with Borrower and is currently documenting the transaction.

Transfer as of 12/8/20. Borrower initially requested a transition of the Property back to the Noteholder. A foreclosure complaint was filed and a receiver is now in place as of September 2022. The receiver has been successfully working to maintaintenancy and attract new tenants to the Property. The receiver has engaged Property Manager to manage and lease the property. The property is currently 81% occupied as of 1Q 2025. Borrower and Lender are in discussions to a Deed-in-lieu/Forec losureor another form of transition from the Property, which includes a possible loan assumption with modifications with potential buyer. Lender is negotiating terms of modified debt with the assuming new