By the time it lists, you've already lost it.
Every NYC owner with a mortgage coming due — with their lender, the building's size and zoning, and a mailable address — before your competition even knows the deal exists. Pick a lane, download the list, make the call first.
Maturing $1M+ debt · citywide
$245.7B
across 24,779 $1M+ mortgages
$245.7B
Maturing debt tracked
24,779
$1M+ mortgages profiled
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The problem
The best deals never reach the market.
By the time a building lists, the owner is already fielding calls from three lenders and two brokers. The winners didn't wait for the listing — they knew the loan was maturing months ago, and they called first. Prospect off listings and stale lead lists, and you're always last in line.
The fix
Provenance flips it.
We track every $1M+ commercial mortgage in New York City from the public record and surface the owners heading into their balloon window right now — with the property, the loan, the current lender, the value, and a mailable address. You reach them while the deal is still invisible to everyone else.
See it first
See it before you buy.
A live sample from one lane — Brooklyn multifamily. Every row is an owner heading toward a refinance or a sale. The exact address, their lender, and the owning entity unlock the moment you buy.
| Location | Type | Approx. loan | Est. maturity | Lender | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania Avenue | Apartment Building | ~$501M | now | Locked | Locked |
| Sixth Avenue | Apartment Building | ~$381M | now | Locked | Locked |
| Blue Slip | Apartment Building | ~$130M | now | Locked | Locked |
| Bond Street | Apartment Building | ~$113M | now | Locked | Locked |
| Linden Boulevard | Apartment Building | ~$111M | now | Locked | Locked |
3,439 owners in this lane — address, lender & owner unlock on purchase.
Browse lanes & buy →The offer
Your list, in 60 seconds.
Pay for exactly the lane you build — from $49, no packs, no subscription. Mix any boroughs and property types, set a deal size, and see your price. Close one deal and it's paid back a thousand times over.
Built to help you close.
Lenders
Fill your origination pipeline. Reach the owners whose loans mature in your borough and program — before they shop the refi.
Brokers
Win the deal before it lists. Mailable owners with maturing debt, ready for outreach today.
Investors
Buy before the market catches on — aging ownership and unused development rights, surfaced early.
Straight answers.
Is this legal to use?+
Yes. Every record is public — NYC's ACRIS, PLUTO, and Department of Finance data. We show business-entity owners only; individual owner names are never sold. It describes a property's public record, not a person, so it is not a consumer report.
How current is it?+
Refreshed monthly from the live public record. Maturity is estimated from the mortgage's recording date and the typical 5–10 year balloon term — an indicator to prioritize outreach, not a confirmed payoff date.
What exactly do I get?+
An Excel workbook with a summary tab: property address and BBL, the owner entity and a mailable address, the lender of record, loan amount and recording date, the estimated maturity window, the building profile (units, area, zoning), loan-per-unit, unused air rights, and a blanket-loan flag. Every column is factual public record.
Do I need a subscription?+
No. Pay once for the lane you want and download it immediately. No subscription, no per-lead pricing, no commission — the fee is the same whether the lane holds ten owners or ten thousand.
Reach them first.
Free sample, instant download, no subscription. The owner your competitor is about to call is one click away.
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Sources & compliance.Compiled from New York City public records — ACRIS, Department of City Planning PLUTO, and Department of Finance valuations — via the NYC Open Data API. Estimated maturity and development rights are indicators, not confirmed figures or an appraisal. This describes properties and their public transaction record; it is not a “consumer report” and may not be used for any FCRA-covered purpose. Individual (non-entity) owner names are never sold.