$13.3 Billion in DFW Commercial and Multifamily Loans Set to Mature Over Next Year
County records from Dallas, Tarrant, and Collin counties reveal that $13.3 billion in commercial and multifamily loans are set to mature over the next year, with an additional $12.5 billion already past their maturity dates but still active. The data comes from Circlemark's analysis of deed-of-trust records across these jurisdictions, which suggests this figure is a minimum estimate rather than a final total. The loan maturities stem primarily from two sources: long-term debt issued during the 2016–2017 peak underwriting period and short-term bridge loans originated since 2025. Dallas County leads with $5.6 billion in forward-maturing loans, followed by Tarrant ($4.75 billion) and Collin counties ($2.99 billion). The typical loan size is around $3 million. Despite the looming debt wall, only three of these 1,197 maturing loans have recorded distress filings so far—highlighting a potential lag in public visibility before defaults become apparent.
Topics: commercial real estate Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) debt loan maturities