From October 20–22, 2025, STOLADI proudly sponsored the Trigild Annual Fall Lender Conference, held at the Waldorf Astoria Monarch Beach in Dana Point, California.
As the industry’s longest-running conference focused on non-performing commercial real estate (CRE) loans, the Trigild Lender Conference brought together leading voices from across the financial, legal, and property management sectors to discuss challenges, innovations, and opportunities shaping the future of distressed assets.
A Gathering of Industry Leaders
This year’s event drew a wide range of professionals — including loan servicers, real estate funds, bank and insurance special asset managers, legal counsel, and loan buyers — all seeking insight into evolving market dynamics. The conference’s west coast setting provided an ideal backdrop for collaboration, networking, and knowledge-sharing among some of the most experienced minds in real estate lending and asset management.
The sessions reflected the conference’s strong tradition of practical expertise, combining keynote presentations, panel discussions, and breakout sessions designed to address both the fundamentals and the complexities of managing distressed assets.
Exploring the Full Lifecycle of Distressed Assets
Throughout the three-day event, participants explored a comprehensive range of topics central to the non-performing loan and asset recovery process, including:
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Loan Workouts and Restructuring – Strategies for resolving distressed commercial loans and navigating complex deal structures.
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Foreclosure and Bankruptcy – Legal insights and evolving case law shaping recovery tools, as well as trends around senior and junior debt in default scenarios.
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Receivership and REO Management – Maximizing value in court-appointed asset management, sales processes, and transitions to new ownership.
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Distressed Investing – Market opportunities and the realities of working within the distressed asset landscape.
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Market Trends and Economic Outlook – Analysis of key property types — multifamily, industrial, office, retail, and hospitality — in light of shifting interest rates and economic conditions.
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Regulatory and Legal Updates – New laws, regulations, and court decisions impacting lenders and property managers alike.
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Loan Sales and Acquisitions – Approaches for buying and selling non-performing loans and managing portfolio risk.
Together, these sessions reinforced the importance of proactive management, transparency, and strategic decision-making in today’s complex real estate market.
STOLADI’s Commitment to Leadership and Stability
As a trusted name in property management, receivership, and asset recovery, STOLADI’s sponsorship of the 2025 Trigild Conference underscores its ongoing commitment to supporting industry collaboration and professional development.
With decades of experience managing and stabilizing commercial and multifamily assets across the Mid-Atlantic, STOLADI continues to serve as a bridge between distress and success — providing tailored solutions that protect value, improve performance, and restore confidence in challenging circumstances.
“Events like the Trigild Conference are essential,” said [optional: a STOLADI representative]. “They bring together diverse perspectives from across the industry — legal, financial, and operational — all working toward one goal: ensuring properties reach their full potential.”
About the Trigild Lender Conference
The Trigild Lender Conferences are recognized as the premier events for professionals dealing with non-performing loans and distressed assets. The annual fall conference, often referred to as the West Coast Conference, has become a cornerstone gathering for the commercial real estate industry, offering actionable insights and valuable connections that extend well beyond the event.
Looking Ahead
STOLADI is proud to continue supporting initiatives that encourage innovation, collaboration, and excellence within the real estate and lending communities.
Through strategic sponsorships and active industry engagement, STOLADI reaffirms its mission:
Giving properties — and people — the attention they deserve.