BOSTON-Loan sale advisor DebtX is shopping over a dozen performing and non-performing loans, totaling $416 million, through the end of December. The loans being sold include a $86.6-million pool of non-performing loans for multifamily and healthcare properties from the US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.

The other loans in the offering are from US regional and investment banks. A DebtX spokesman declined to name the banks with loans represented. However, they include an $83.8 million pool of performing loans from an investment bank; $63.3 million from a US bank, of non-performing loans collateralized by holdings throughout the US; a single $33.5 loan offered by a US bank collateralized by holdings in Massachusetts; and $39.4 million in performing and non-performing loans from a western regional bank.

The HUD loans are for properties located across 11 states and are being offered on behalf of KEMA Advisors. DebtX CEO Kingsley Greenland said in a prepared statement that the sale reflects "robust demand for performing and non-performing loans from investors around the world." He added that, for financial institutions, "it is an opportune time to sell."