New York City's commercial mortgage marketplace
We connect property owners with the right lenders — and connect capital partners with real borrower demand — across all five boroughs and every major loan program.
For borrowers
Financing a property?
Check where your deal stands, compare vetted NYC lenders, and get matched — free, and with no obligation.
- 57 vetted lenders across all 5 boroughs
- SBA, CRE, multifamily, bridge & construction
- No cost to you — ever
For capital partners
Deploying capital in NYC?
Reach borrowers actively seeking financing in your borough and loan program — before your competitors do.
- $62.1B in NYC commercial debt maturing
- Exclusive borough + program territory
- Flat advertising fee — never per lead
57
Vetted lenders
$62.1B
Maturing debt tracked
6,604
Commercial mortgages
5
Boroughs covered
8
Loan programs
For borrowers
Browse first. Get matched when you're ready.
Explore the directory and the market for free. There's no form to fill out until you decide you want an introduction.
Explore the directory
Compare 57 NYC commercial lenders by loan program, borough, and deal size — no signup.
Tell us about your deal
When you're ready, share your loan amount, property type, and timeline in under a minute.
Get introduced
We introduce you to the capital partner covering your borough and program. No obligation.
Free for borrowers
Size your deal before you talk to a lender
Model the numbers, check your timing, and learn the ropes — no sign-up.
Deal readiness check
Score your LTV, DSCR, and debt yield — and see which programs fit.
Loan maturity lookup
Estimate when your building's loan comes due, from public records.
NYC closing costs
Estimate closing costs, including the mortgage recording tax.
Guides & glossary
Plain-English answers to what borrowers actually ask.
Explore loan programs
Financing for every kind of commercial deal.
SBA 7(a)
The most popular SBA program — usable for real estate, working capital, equipment, and business acquisition.
From 8.5% · 10–25 years
SBA 504
Designed for purchasing owner-occupied real estate and heavy equipment with as little as 10% down.
From 7.9% · 10–25 years
Conventional CRE
Permanent financing for investment and owner-occupied commercial real estate from banks and credit unions.
From 6.75% · 5–20 years
Bridge Loan
Short-term financing to acquire, reposition, or stabilize a property before permanent financing.
From 9.5% · 6 months–3 years
Construction
Funds disbursed in draws to cover ground-up development or substantial rehab.
From 8.75% · 12–36 months
Multifamily
Purchase and refinance loans for apartment buildings, including agency (Fannie/Freddie) programs.
From 6.25% · 5–35 years
Hard Money
Private, asset-focused loans that close fast when conventional financing won't work.
From 10.5% · 6 months–3 years
Fix & Flip
Purchase plus rehab funds for investors renovating property to resell.
From 9.99% · 6–18 months
Browse lenders by borough
Commercial mortgage lending across all five NYC boroughs.
For investors & owners
Know a building before you make a move.
Order a Property Intelligence Report on any NYC commercial property — its recorded financing history, ownership transfers, construction activity, and which loans are maturing now, assembled from public records into a single print-ready report.
- Financing history
- Ownership & transfers
- Construction activity
- Maturity signals
For capital partners
$62.1B in NYC commercial mortgages is coming due.
We track the 6,604 commercial mortgages maturing across the five boroughs and introduce the owners who need to refinance to the capital partner covering their lane. See the market first — the partnership conversation comes after.
Exclusive territory
One partner per borough × loan program × deal-size band. You own the lane.
Real inbound demand
Borrowers who came to us looking for financing — not a purchased list.
Flat, transparent fee
The same whether we send two introductions or two hundred. Never a commission, never per-lead.
You stay in control
You define your box; we simply make the introduction. You set your own terms with the borrower.
Whichever side you're on, start free.
Borrowers compare lenders at no cost. Capital partners see the market before any commitment.