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CMCT Stock: How Creative Media & Community Trust’s Lending Sale, Q3 2025 Results and New LA Project Shape the 2026 Outlook

CMCT Stock: How Creative Media & Community Trust’s Lending Sale, Q3 2025 Results and New LA Project Shape the 2026 Outlook

CMCT closed at $3.49 on December 2, 2025, down 6.9% for the day, with a market cap between $2–4 million. The stock has swung between $4 and $80 over the past year, following a 1-for-25 reverse split and major volatility. Short interest stands at about 48% of free float. Recent events include a deal to sell its SBA lending unit and the opening of a 36-unit apartment building in Los Angeles.
3 December 2025
CMCT Stock Soars After $44M Sale of Lending Arm; CFO Transition and SBA Consent in Focus (Nov. 12, 2025)

CMCT Stock Soars After $44M Sale of Lending Arm; CFO Transition and SBA Consent in Focus (Nov. 12, 2025)

Creative Media & Community Trust Corporation agreed to sell its lending division, First Western SBLC/PMC Commercial Trust, to Peachtree Group affiliate PG FR Holding for about $44 million. The deal is expected to net CMCT $31 million after debt and costs, pending SBA approval. CMCT shares surged 66% intraday following the announcement. CFO Barry N. Berlin will resign at closing and is expected to join the buyer.
CMCT Sells Lending Arm to Peachtree Affiliate for ~$44M; Stock Jumps, CFO Transition Set — Nov. 12, 2025

CMCT Sells Lending Arm to Peachtree Affiliate for ~$44M; Stock Jumps, CFO Transition Set — Nov. 12, 2025

Creative Media & Community Trust Corporation agreed to sell its lending division, First Western SBLC, Inc., to a Peachtree Group affiliate for about $44 million, pending SBA approval. CMCT expects roughly $31 million in net cash after debt and fees. CFO Barry Berlin will resign at closing, with Brandon Hill set to take over. Shares jumped over 70% intraday following the announcement.

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