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Multifamily Lenders in Florida — 152 Banks That Report Apartment Loans

These are the banks lending on apartment buildings in Florida, ranked by the size of the multifamily book they reported to federal regulators, with a named contact wherever we have one. How these figures are derived.

These banks all reported apartment loans on their most recent federal call report, and all have at least one branch in Florida. Banks are the most common source of multifamily financing — five units and up, stabilised or value-add — and most lend close to their branches, so a lender with offices near your building is usually a better first call than a bigger name without them. Expect a bank to want recourse and, usually, a banking relationship; the capital guide compares the alternatives.

Banks Based in Florida, Largest Multifamily Books First

25 of 51 qualifying banks are headquartered in Florida. These are the lenders whose whole business is this market.

#InstitutionMultifamily book Share of investor CREBranches in FL Contact
1EverBank
Jacksonville, Florida · FDIC Cert #34775 · HQ FL
$4.86bn63.3%12Contact available
2SouthState Bank
Winter Haven, Florida · FDIC Cert #33555 · HQ FL
$2.72bn13.3%100Contact available
3City National Bank of Florida
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #20234 · HQ FL
$1.45bn15.9%30Contact available
4BankUnited
Miami Lakes, Florida · FDIC Cert #58979 · HQ FL
$1.14bn16.5%51Contact available
5Raymond James Bank
Saint Petersburg, Florida · FDIC Cert #33893 · HQ FL
$1.10bn27.3%1Contact available
6Ocean Bank
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #24156 · HQ FL
$877m19.9%25Contact available
7Emigrant Bank
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #57083 · HQ FL
$535m43.9%2Contact available
8Seacoast National Bank
Stuart, Florida · FDIC Cert #131 · HQ FL
$481m9.7%117Contact available
9U.S Century Bank
Doral, Florida · FDIC Cert #57369 · HQ FL
$326m29.4%10Contact available
10Amerant Bank
Coral Gables, Florida · FDIC Cert #22953 · HQ FL
$257m10.8%24Contact available
11International Finance Bank
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #24823 · HQ FL
$212m31.7%2Contact available
12Banesco USA
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #57815 · HQ FL
$188m13.2%5Contact available
13Newtek Bank, National Association
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #18734 · HQ FL
$155m32.9%1Contact available
14Terrabank, National Association
Coral Gables, Florida · FDIC Cert #26442 · HQ FL
$107m30.8%5Contact available
15Grove Bank & Trust
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #8018 · HQ FL
$93m22.2%5Contact available
16The Bank of Tampa
Tampa, Florida · FDIC Cert #21031 · HQ FL
$76m13.3%13Contact available
17Pacific National Bank
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #26299 · HQ FL
$68m10.8%6Contact available
18Bradesco Bank
Coral Gables, Florida · FDIC Cert #21265 · HQ FL
$66m20.3%1—
19Pibank, National Association
Miami, Florida · FDIC Cert #25258 · HQ FL
$60m10.3%1Contact available
20OptimumBank
Fort Lauderdale, Florida · FDIC Cert #35430 · HQ FL
$52m7.6%4Contact available
21Anchor Bank
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida · FDIC Cert #57931 · HQ FL
$48m21.8%6—
22Capital City Bank
Tallahassee, Florida · FDIC Cert #9622 · HQ FL
$46m7.9%53Contact available
23Flagship Bank
Clearwater, Florida · FDIC Cert #58113 · HQ FL
$36m9.7%7Contact available
24Sunrise Bank
Orlando, Florida · FDIC Cert #58029 · HQ FL
$33m14.3%4Contact available
25Cogent Bank
Orlando, Florida · FDIC Cert #34908 · HQ FL
$29m6.8%12Contact available

National Lenders With Branches in Florida

25 of 101 qualifying banks are headquartered elsewhere but have offices here. The multifamily figure is their national book, so read it alongside the branch count — a large book behind a handful of local offices is a different proposition from a bank with a branch network in the state.

#InstitutionMultifamily book Share of investor CREBranches in FL Contact
1JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association
Columbus, Ohio · FDIC Cert #628
$107.32bn64.9%438Contact available
2Flagstar Bank
Hicksville, New York · FDIC Cert #32541
$26.92bn82.2%27Contact available
3Wells Fargo
Sioux Falls, South Dakota · FDIC Cert #3511
$26.55bn25.6%458Contact available
4PNC Real Estate
Wilmington, Delaware · FDIC Cert #6384
$14.98bn40.8%202Contact available
5US Bank
Cincinnati, Ohio · FDIC Cert #6548
$14.46bn34.7%3Contact available
6Santander Bank
Wilmington, Delaware · FDIC Cert #29950
$9.37bn57.9%2Contact available
7Valley National Bank
Passaic, New Jersey · FDIC Cert #9396
$9.03bn39.9%45Contact available
8Truist
Charlotte, North Carolina · FDIC Cert #9846
$8.65bn26.0%441Contact available
9Bank of America
Charlotte, North Carolina · FDIC Cert #3510
$8.46bn15.3%414Contact available
10Citizens Bank
Providence, Rhode Island · FDIC Cert #57957
$8.04bn35.0%8Contact available
11M&T Bank
Buffalo, New York · FDIC Cert #588
$7.12bn29.5%3Contact available
12TD Bank
Wilmington, Delaware · FDIC Cert #18409
$6.71bn28.5%159Contact available
13KeyBank
Cleveland, Ohio · FDIC Cert #17534
$5.44bn38.5%3Contact available
14Huntington National Bank
Columbus, Ohio · FDIC Cert #6560
$4.88bn19.9%21Contact available
15Pinnacle Bank (Tennessee)
Nashville, Tennessee · FDIC Cert #35583
$4.86bn17.8%88Contact available
16Fifth Third Bank
Cincinnati, Ohio · FDIC Cert #6672
$4.14bn19.2%219Contact available
17CIBC Bank USA
Chicago, Illinois · FDIC Cert #33306
$3.99bn28.5%1Contact available
18Regions Bank
Birmingham, Alabama · FDIC Cert #12368
$3.88bn35.6%270Contact available
19First Horizon Bank
Memphis, Tennessee · FDIC Cert #4977
$3.72bn27.1%77Contact available
20ConnectOne Bank
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey · FDIC Cert #57919
$3.68bn51.6%1Contact available
21BMO Bank
Chicago, Illinois · FDIC Cert #16571
$3.16bn15.3%18Contact available
22United Fidelity Bank, fsb
Evansville, Indiana · FDIC Cert #29566
$3.09bn98.5%3Contact available
23First Citizens Bank
Raleigh, North Carolina · FDIC Cert #11063
$2.97bn13.5%27Contact available
24City National Bank (CA)
Los Angeles, California · FDIC Cert #17281
$2.70bn22.2%1Contact available
25Customers Bank
Malvern, Pennsylvania · FDIC Cert #34444
$2.66bn58.3%1Contact available

What this list is, and what it leaves out

A reported balance is not a credit box. Every bank here held apartment loans on 30 June 2026. That is evidence they lend on multifamily — better evidence than a marketing page, because it is what they actually hold — but it is not a commitment to lend on your deal, at your size, in your submarket.

More lenders exist than this page lists. 152 banks qualified in Florida. Credit unions, debt funds, agency lenders and life companies also finance apartments and none of them file this report, and plenty of banks lend on multifamily without publishing criteria anywhere. Running your deal through the search covers all of them, not just the banks on this page.

We hold a named lending contact for 144 of them.


Sources. FDIC Call Reports (30 June 2026) and the FDIC Summary of Deposits. A bank appears here if it reported a multifamily balance of $5m or more, or multifamily at 5% or more of its commercial real estate book, and has at least one branch in Florida. The dual test is deliberate: a flat dollar floor is a bank-size filter in disguise — a $25m floor passes 86.5% of banks over $10bn and 2.2% of banks under $300m — and would drop the community lenders most likely to look at a smaller apartment deal. Multifamily is the call report's own category for loans secured by five-or-more-unit residential property; it excludes one-to-four-unit rentals, which banks report separately. Multifamily book is institution-level and unprorated: no state split of the loan book is published, so a bank lending in several states shows its full multifamily book on every state page where it qualifies. That is why this page separates banks based in Florida from national lenders with branches here, rather than ranking them against each other on a national figure. Branch counts are offices in Florida from the Summary of Deposits. Contact availability refers to whether Lender Compass holds a named contact, not to anything the bank publishes.

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