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CMBS Exposure to AI & Data Centers

See which CMBS deals include data centers in the collateral pool or name AI-industry office tenants — read from public SEC filings, deal by deal, with a machine-readable endpoint and a tool to check any fund or CUSIP.

Data-center and AI-tenant demand is reshaping commercial real estate, and that exposure sits inside CMBS deals. DealCharts reads it straight from the disclosure: which deals include data centers in the collateral pool, and which name AI-industry office tenants — tech giants, cloud and SaaS providers, software leaders, and chip manufacturers. Everything here surfaces what the filings show, tied back to the deal it came from. It is a metadata-first map, not a risk score or a rating.

Three ways in:

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AI-exposed deals

The curated list of CMBS deals with data-center collateral or AI-industry office tenants, filterable by category, each linked to its deal page and filings.
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Check a fund or CUSIP

Paste a fund ID, CUSIP, or list of CUSIPs for a thematic exposure snapshot — with a machine-readable JSON endpoint behind it.

What the filings disclose

The exposure themes are read from tenant and collateral disclosure in deal documents and SEC filings — not modeled or scored:

  • Data centers — at least one data center in the collateral pool
  • Tech giants — Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, or Meta named as tenants
  • Cloud and SaaS — IBM, Oracle, Salesforce, or Snowflake named as tenants
  • Software leaders — Tesla or Palantir named as tenants
  • Chip manufacturers — NVIDIA, Intel, Broadcom, Qualcomm, or TSMC named as tenants

Alongside these themes, each deal page carries the full picture the filings support — property-type and geographic concentration, tenant and industry mix, servicer and party list — so you can trace a theme back to the underlying loans. Sources are SEC EDGAR filings and deal prospectuses; see the disclosures page for the full note.

Machine-readable output

The exposure snapshot is available as JSON — no login, no API key. Pass a fund ID, a CUSIP, or comma-separated CUSIPs:

GET https://dealcharts.org/.netlify/functions/exposure_to_tech?input=S000050053

The response returns the aggregated theme breakdown, the tech tenants and unique deals behind the CUSIPs, and per-CUSIP detail — each figure traceable to its deal. Full examples and the interactive version live on the AI & Data-Center Exposure Tool.

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