Capital Markets

Credit Selectivity by Property Type

Firm commentary. Charts use cited public series only.

Lenders differentiate by property type, sponsorship, and structure. Public aggregates for CRE loans and C&I loans help describe the system backdrop without claiming proprietary lender appetite.

Selectivity shows up in proceeds, covenants, and timelines as much as headline rates.

We help clients pressure-test structure options before formal outreach.

Commercial Real Estate Loans, All Commercial Banks

$3,139.4B
As of 2026-09-01
Billions of USD

Source: FRED / Board of Governors (H.8). Series CREACBM027NBOG. Unit: Billions of USD. Observation as of 2026-09-01. Data fetched 2026-10-30 (America/Phoenix).

Commercial and Industrial Loans, All Commercial Banks

$2,959.1B
As of 2026-09-01
Billions of USD

Source: FRED / Board of Governors (H.8). Series BUSLOANS. Unit: Billions of USD. Observation as of 2026-09-01. Data fetched 2026-10-30 (America/Phoenix).

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Key Takeaways

What to Take Away

Lenders differentiate

Property type, sponsorship, and business plan each affect appetite and terms.

Quality of income matters

Lease term, tenant credit, and cash-flow stability are weighed heavily.

Structure bridges gaps

Preferred equity, mezzanine, and other structures can fill proceeds gaps when senior debt falls short.

Perspective

What It Means for You

Owners

Frame the asset around its strongest credit attributes and engage the lender types most active in your property type.

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Investors

Expect different leverage and pricing by sector; underwrite financing as a variable, not a constant.

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Lenders

Clear information and a credible business plan shorten the path from outreach to term sheet.

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