Commercial Real Estate Loans

“Smart investors understand that the right commercial real estate loan can make all the difference.”

$500K - $100M+

Loan Amounts

I.O. 20 - 40 Yr

Terms I.O., fixed, floating & hybrid available

30 - 45 Days

Time to Close

Commercial Real Estate Loans

An Entire World of Commercial Real Estate Loans

As the top-performing Florida branch of Commercial Capital Ltd. – and named one of the Nation’s Top 40 Lenders – we provide a virtual universe of commercial real estate loan programs, with rates, terms, and structures for nearly every type of investment.

Commercial real estate financing splits into two fundamentally different paths, and knowing which one applies to you is the first step: conventional financing (bank, CMBS, bridge) is available to any buyer, investor or owner-occupant alike. SBA financing (7(a) or 504) is only available if your own business will occupy at least 51% of the property. Most of the property-specific pages below cover both paths side by side.

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“Smart investors understand that the right commercial real estate loans can make all the difference”

Commercial Real Estate Loans

Loan Types at a Glance

Loan Type Terms Down Payment Best For
Conventional / Bank Term 5–10 years, amortized up to 25–30 20–25% Stabilized, income-producing property
SBA 504 10, 20, or 25 years, fixed As low as 10% Owner-occupied real estate
SBA 7(a) Up to 25 years 10% Owner-occupied real estate + other business needs
CMBS / Conduit Fixed, 10-year term Varies Stabilized properties with national credit tenants
Bridge 12–24 months, interest-only Varies Transitional financing before permanent placement
Construction Interest-only during build 20–30% Ground-up development or major renovation
Ask a specialist for current pricing on your deal – rates move with the broader market and vary by loan type, property, and borrower profile.

Buying Real Estate for Your Own Business

If your business will occupy the property, see Conventional Owner-Occupied Real Estate Financing for a full breakdown of conventional financing compared to SBA 7(a) and SBA 504.

Investing in Commercial Real Estate

If you’re purchasing as an investment – or refinancing an existing investment property – see Investor Real Estate Financing & Refinancing for purchase, refinance, CMBS, and blanket/portfolio loan options.

Construction & Development Financing

Ground-up development and construction projects – from horizontal land development to vertical construction – are handled through our dedicated development financing program. See A/C/D Loans for Residential Developments for full terms.

Bridge & Transitional Financing

When financing is needed before permanent terms are available – to complete renovations, stabilize a property, or move quickly on an opportunity – a bridge loan fills the gap. We fund two in-house private bridge funds: one offering up to 90% LTV for clients experiencing delays on an SBA closing, and one reserved for real estate and land interim financing.

See Bridge Financing for full terms, including our Alt-A programs for properties or borrowers that don’t fit a conventional box.
Property Type

Find Your Property Type

Underwriting varies by what you’re buying. See the page for your specific property type for details tailored to it:
Multifamily Property Loans

Multifamily Property Loans

Retail Property Loans

Retail Property Loans

Warehouse Property Loans

Warehouse Property Loans

Office Property Loans

Office Property Loans

Mixed Use Property Loans

Mixed Use Property Loans

Special Use Property Loans

Special Use Property Loans

Commercial Real Estate Loans

How Commercial Real Estate Loans Are Underwritten

Unlike a residential mortgage, a commercial real estate loan is underwritten primarily against the property’s financial performance, not just the borrower’s:
Lenders weigh these alongside the borrower’s credit and experience, but a strong property can often carry a deal even when the borrower’s financials alone wouldn’t.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a commercial real estate loan and a residential mortgage?
Commercial loans are underwritten primarily against the property’s income (NOI, DSCR, cap rate) rather than just the borrower’s personal finances, and typically carry shorter terms with a balloon payment or amortization up to 25–30 years.
It depends on the loan type – conventional bank financing generally requires strong credit and financials, while bridge, hard money, and Alt-A programs are built for deals that don’t fit a conventional box.
Timelines vary widely by program – bridge financing can close in days to weeks, conventional bank loans typically take 30-60 days, and agency (Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac) financing often requires 6-9 months.
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Address

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Indialantic, FL 32903