MSC 2018-H4 - Charts and Resources
Data discoverability for CMBS deal MSC 2018-H4 updated as of 2025-07-01.
Deal Overview
Morgan Stanley Capital I Trust 2018-H4's issuance is a U.S. CMBS transaction issued from the MSC shelf and backed by 51 commercial mortgage loans with an aggregate principal balance of 601.5 million at issuance, secured by the fee and leasehold interests in 56 properties across 20 U.S. states.Role | Party |
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Rating Agencies | S&P, Fitch, KBRA |
Depositor | Morgan Stanley Capital I Inc. |
Master Servicer | Midland Loan Services |
Operating Advisor | Park Bridge Lender Services |
Special Servicer | Argentic Services Company LP |
Deal Metrics
Key performance indicators and statistics tracking the deal's current status and history.Deal Overview
Portfolio Characteristics
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Special Servicing Status
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Deal Charts
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Fund Holdings
Explore a list of funds that include MSC 2018-H4 bonds in their portfolios, sourced directly from the most recent NPORT-P filings on EDGAR SEC.gov. The funds in this table should have a reporting period end date in the future which means the holdings are current as of the most recent filing.* The FIGI Search url provided for each fund will link you to the OpenFIGI search page to lookup FIGI identifiers.
* Reporting Period represents the reporting period end date from the NPORT-P filing.
* For full disclosures, please visit our disclosures page.
Deal Documents
Links to the deal documents for MSC 2018-H4.Recent Commentary
Special servicers provide regular updates on the status of troubled loans. Below are recent comments from special servicing reports filed with sec.gov EDGAR for MSC 2018-H4, giving insights into the current situation and actions being taken.6/11/2025- Loan transferred to special servicing effective 12/20/24, due to Monetary Default. At ASC''s direction, counsel issued a demand letter. Borrower consented to a receivership, which was submitted and approved by the court, and the receiver took p ossession of the asset in late March. SS is considering marketing the property for sale through the receivership. Alternatively, SS may look to complete a non-judicial foreclosure.
6/11/2025- The Trust took title December 2, 2021. The REO property has 325,184 sf GLA and the occupancy is currently 72%. The Servicer will hold the asset to pursue leasing and execute on key renews of existing tenants in order to stabilize occupancy whi le evaluating exit timing. A total of 20,092 SF of leases were executed in 2024. A project to deliver 18,000 SF (full floor) of spec suites is underway and estimated to be completed by May 2025.
6/11/2025- Borrower has brought the insurance into full compliance with the loan documents. Subsequently, Lender and Borrower entered into a loan modification and forbearance agreement, effective 12/31/24. Key terms of the Agreement are as follows: (i) Th e loan will no longer be required to be in cash management, (ii) at closing Borrower paid all amounts to bring the loan current including a portion of default interest, (iii) Borrower made a partial principal prepayment in exchange for the Lender providin g a release of the 656-660 E Fordham portion of the collateral, and (iv) Lender conditionally waived the remaining default interest amount which will become due if the Borrower breaches the forbearance agreement based on (a) failure to make a required pay ment, other than the balloon payment due at maturity; or (b) an act or omission that triggers recourse liability. Loan transferred to special servicing effective 8/30/24, due to Payment Default, as a result of forced place insurance coverage and borrower’ s refusal to remit the higher insurance premium to lender. The Loan remains payment current and the SS is coordinating with the MS to return the loan.
6/11/2025- Borrower has brought the insurance into full compliance with the loan documents. Subsequently, Lender and Borrower entered into a loan modification and forbearance agreement, effective 12/31/24. Key terms of the Agreement are as follows: (i) Th e loan will no longer be required to be in cash management, (ii) at closing Borrower paid all amounts to bring the loan current including a portion of default interest, (iii) Borrower made a partial principal prepayment in exchange for the Lender providing a release of the 656-660 E Fordham portion of the collateral, and (iv) Lender conditionally waived the remaining default interest amount which will become due if the Borrower breaches the forbearance agreement based on (a) failure to make a required pay ment, other than the balloon payment due at maturity; or (b) an act or omission that triggers recourse liability. Loan transferred to special servicing effective 8/30/24, due to Payment Default, as a result of forced place insurance coverage and borrower’ s refusal to remit the higher insurance premium to lender. The Loan remains payment current and the SS is coordinating with the MS to return the loan.
* The tagged date represents the date of the Edgar sec.gov filing.
* For full disclosures, please visit our disclosures page.
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