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CDFI commercial real estate loans in Texas

15 certified CDFIs that serve Texas describe commercial real estate loans on their own websites: 13 headquartered in Texas and 2 based elsewhere whose stated service area includes Texas. 8 national lenders with the same product are listed separately. Lender websites read 29 Oct 2026–4 Nov 2026.

Lenders: 15
Based in TX: 13
Based elsewhere: 2
National: 8

Counted from each lender's own website: a lender is listed when it describes commercial real estate loans on a page we read and is headquartered in Texas or names Texas, or a county or town in it, as its service area. 26 other verified lenders that serve Texas did not mention commercial real estate loans on the pages we read, and 16 lenders headquartered here have no verified data yet. Not mentioned does not mean not offered. A listing is not an offer: ask the lender.

What these 15 lenders say

Lender websites, 29 Oct 2026–4 Nov 2026

Lender types	9 loan funds, 3 credit unions, 2 banks or thrifts, 1 bank holding company
Largest amount stated	3 lenders state a maximum: median $1M, range $500,000 to $1.2M
Smallest amount stated	2 lenders state a minimum: median $50,000, lowest $50,000
Borrower focus stated	Nonprofits (4), Startups (4), Low- and moderate-income / underserved (2), Rural (2), First-time homebuyers (1), Veterans (1)
Languages other than English	Spanish (2)
Online application link found	9 of 15
Service area stated on their site	13 of 15

Headquartered in Texas (13)

Based elsewhere, say they serve Texas (2)

Their own website names Texas, or a county or town in it, in its service area.

National lenders (8)

These lenders say they lend nationwide and do not exclude Texas. They are not counted above.

County pages in Texas with these lenders

Number of lenders above that name the county (or a town in it) on their website or are headquartered there.

Other loan types in Texas

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