Trimont Real Estate Advisors - Special Servicer

The loan recently transferred to the Special Servicer for Imminent Monetary Default. The Largest tenant CFTC will be vacating. PNL has been executed and negotiations are in process with the Borrower. The loan remains current at this time. Borrower and Le nder are discussing a possible consensual receivership and leasing opportunities with current and new tenants. Lender is working on a lease review for tenant, MedStar.

Complaint for foreclosure and appointment of receiver was filed on 2/14/25; litigation is ongoing.

Loan transferred to special servicing on 12/3/24 due to imminent monetary default. The Sponsor is negotiating two major leases to backfill Big Lots (9.4% NRA) and Party City (4.8% NRA). The Sponsor proposed a loan modification which would enable the Sponsor to utilize reserves, property cash flow, and other sources to pay for tenant improvement allowances contemplated in the leases it is negotiating. Borrower advised it no longer wants to have dialogue about a potential loan

The Loan was transferred to Special Servicing on 7/17/2020. The Lender took title via foreclosure on 6/8/2021. An REO auction occurred in August 2022 that failed to meet the Lender's reserve price. The Special Servicer replaced the existing propert y manager on 5/1/2023 with a local SRO-focused management company in order to facilitate a repositioning of the asset. A capital improvements plan was embarked upon and subsequently completed at the end of February 2025. The Special Servicer is now focused on leasing up the vacant residential units and the single vacant commercial suite.

The Loan transferred for Imminent Monetary Default. PNL and Hello Letter have been sent to the Borrower. Borrower has signed the PNL and submitted due diligence. Receiver was appointed December 12, 2024. Borrower is presenting alternatives to Foreclosure, Lender will continue to review options while duel tracking foreclosure.

Complaint for foreclosure and appointment of receiver was filed on 2/14/25; litigation is ongoing.

Loan has recently transferred to SS. Borrower indicated they would consent to engage in an orderly transition of the collateral back to the Lender. A Receiver has been appointed. Working with the Receiver to stabilize the asset and begin the

Complaint for foreclosure and appointment of receiver was filed on 2/14/25; litigation is ongoing.

Loan transferred for Imminent Default on 9/18/24. Collateral consists of a 667,446 NRSF, Class A commercial condominium unit ("Property"), which is comprised of office on floors 14 through 41 (638K SF) and ground floor retail (26K SF) within a 42-sto ry, 888,295 SF Class A office building on a 46,740 SF site. Floors 2 through 11 are a separate, non-collateral condominium unit that is currently occupied by Murray Hill Academy. Loan is currently due for 3/6/25. Borrower has requested a modification to reduce the interest rate for two years, defer the repayment of these amounts to Maturity, and change the priority of the Cash Management waterfall. Local counsel has been retained to file for foreclosure and/or receivership, if necessary. Lender is dual tracking the foreclosure process while discussing Borrower's request.

Subject is a $940,000,000 note that is secured by a senior lien against a 47-story, 1,596,521 square foot, Class A multi-tenant office property located at 825 Eight Avenue in New York City. Note is due for the January 6, 2025 payment and matured on November 6, 2027. Collateral also includes 252,107 square feet of amenity space (restaurant and retail tenants). Capital stack includes mezzanine debt. The Cravath law firm lease expired on August 31, 2024 and the tenant vacated the collateral at said time. The Borrower does not have a replacement tenant. The loss of this tenant causes operating shortfalls for the September and subsequent waterfalls. Note was transferred to the special servicer on September 13, 2024 due to imminent default. Nomura has an early termination option date on July 1, 2025. Borrower has stated that it will not fund operating deficits. Legal counsel has been engaged and a PNA agreement has been executed. Modification terms have been proposed and accepted by the Borrower. Default notices were sent to the mezzanine lenders and they have not responded within the required 30-day window. Reserves were utilized to pay the September through December OPEX so the collateral is operational. Documenting modification terms with Borrowers. Appraisal is on order currently.