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1800 FORT HARRISON RD
1800 FORT HARRISON ROAD · Terre Haute, IN 47804
Every loan the CMBS tape reports against this building, as each trust filed it. A
building is the grain here, not the loan: a building can be collateral in several trusts at once,
and the slices below are the pieces of its debt, not four different buildings.
Debt outstanding
—
Trusts
1
Type
Retail
Square feet
261,418
Year built
1966 · renovated 1997
What this page does not have
No slice of this building reports a current balance. It is collateral on a loan whose balance is reported against another property in the same loan.
No trust filed a debt service coverage ratio for this property.
No trust filed net operating income for this property.
The debt, slice by slice
| Trust | Balance | Rate | Matures | DSCR | NOI | Occupancy | Originator | Servicer | Special servicing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BANK 2025-BNK50 · asset 3-008 | — | 6.35% fixed | 2035-05-01 | — | — | 99% | JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. | Midland Loan Services | — |
Named tenants
| Tenant | Square feet | Lease expires |
|---|---|---|
| Ivy Fit LLC The Pla | 34,500 | 2031-02-01 |
| Harbor Freight Tools USA Inc. | 20,000 | 2034-01-31 |
| PF Terre Haute | 17,500 | 2032-12-31 |
The asset-level exhibit names up to three tenants per
slice; where the trusts name different ones, all of them are listed.
- Built from SEC Regulation AB II asset-level filings (Form ABS-EE, Item 1(a) exhibits) as filed by each trust’s depositor. Latest filing on this building: 2026-09-28.
- Rebuilt nightly. A slice that left its pool is excluded by the tape’s own latest-filing cut, so this page shows live debt only.
- Figures are as each trust filed them and are not restated, reconciled or scored here.
See the whole picture, not just the tape.
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