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The Bronx commercial mortgage market
A running picture of The Bronx commercial real estate debt, built from public records. We track $1M+ commercial mortgages recorded 5–10 years ago — the balloon-maturity pipeline — plus new commercial construction.
Commercial debt maturing
$8.0B
The Bronx · $1M+ mortgages
Commercial mortgages tracked
1,105
$1M+, business-purpose
Avg. loan size
$7M
across tracked loans
New-construction permits
232
commercial A1 / new building
A large wave of The Bronx commercial real estate debt originated 5–10 years ago is now reaching maturity. Owners of these properties will need to refinance or sell. Below is where that maturing debt sits, by property type — followed by new-construction activity that signals fresh financing demand. Every figure is an aggregate from public records; no individual owner or property is identified.
By property type
Tracked maturing commercial mortgages in The Bronx by property category.
536 loans
438 loans
85 loans
12 loans
12 loans
10 loans
7 loans
5 loans
The maturity pipeline
When the tracked mortgages were originated. Commercial mortgages commonly carry 5–10 year balloon terms, so these vintages are maturing now and over the next several years.
New commercial construction
Commercial major-alteration and new-building permits on file — a leading signal of construction and bridge financing demand.
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About this data
Figures are aggregated from New York City public records — the Department of Finance ACRIS property-records database and Department of Buildings permit data, accessed via the NYC Open Data API. We track mortgages and deeds of $1 million or more. “Maturing” reflects mortgages recorded 5–10 years ago, the typical window for a commercial balloon to come due; it is an indicator, not a confirmed maturity date. All numbers here are aggregate totals — no individual owner, borrower, or property is identified. These figures are illustrative market context, not an offer, quote, or advice.