Data as of October 28, 2026

CMBS loans by property type

Multifamily was the most common property type in CMBS lending over the 12 months to October 19, 2026, with 292 of 1,047 loans (SEC Form ABS-EE filings, as of October 28, 2026). Median rates ran from 6.11% for self-storage to 7.02% for hotel.

Terms side by side

Property typeLoans, 12 moMedian rateLTVDSCRDebt yieldMedian sizeFull IO5-year
Multifamily 2926.35% 67.3%1.33x8.8% $15.1M95%92%
Retail 1416.58% 62.7%1.61x11.3% $16.7M85%64%
Office 876.64% 59.6%1.84x13.5% $37.1M82%76%
Hotel 967.02% 61.1%1.77x15.0% $19.0M67%85%
Self-storage 1156.11% 60.6%1.57x9.7% $8.9M78%56%
Industrial 646.63% 63.5%1.49x10.9% $20.9M86%77%
Mixed use 666.42% 62.5%1.42x10.0% $16.7M89%83%
Mobile home park 826.41% 63.7%1.39x9.4% $6.2M96%85%
Co-op housing 896.00% 10.3%*6.93x** $3.5M27%0%
All types (co-op left out)9586.40%63.9%1.47x10.1%$15.0M87%79%

Loans originated October 19, 2025 to October 19, 2026. Medians; leverage, coverage and debt yield on whole loans. The all-types rate includes co-op loans. *Co-op housing loans are blanket mortgages on cooperative buildings and sit far outside other types on leverage and coverage. Healthcare has too few loans for a page.

Original note rate by property type, last 12 months
GroupRange MedianMiddle halfLoans
Multifamily 6.35% 6.06% to 6.59% 292
Retail 6.58% 6.21% to 6.81% 141
Office 6.64% 6.39% to 6.94% 87
Hotel 7.02% 6.65% to 7.42% 96
Self-storage 6.11% 5.86% to 6.37% 115
Industrial 6.63% 6.37% to 6.89% 64
Mixed use 6.42% 6.01% to 6.80% 66
Mobile home park 6.41% 6.16% to 6.63% 82
Co-op housing 6.00% 5.89% to 6.18% 89

What the differences mean

  • Rate follows risk: hotel had the highest median (7.02%), then office (6.64%); self-storage the lowest among commercial types (6.11%).
  • Debt yield shows how much cash flow lenders want per dollar of loan: 15.0% for hotel against 8.8% for multifamily. See debt yield.
  • Leverage was highest for multifamily (67.3%) and lowest for office (59.6%).
  • Interest-only is the norm almost everywhere: full-term IO ranged from 67% to 96% of loans across commercial types.

Loans still in CMBS trusts, by property type

12,062 loans with $280.4 billion outstanding were still reporting in CMBS trusts as of October 28, 2026. Office had the highest share with a special servicer (9.5%), self-storage the lowest (0.3%).

Outstanding balance by property type
Property typeLive loansBalance60+ days delinquentWith special servicerMaturing 2027
Multifamily2,004$37.8B5.0%6.1%101
Retail2,757$60.6B1.3%2.3%450
Office1,805$76.1B6.7%9.5%270
Hotel1,275$30.1B2.9%4.6%196
Self-storage1,140$13.3B0.3%0.3%111
Industrial815$20.1B2.5%3.2%68
Mixed use825$28.0B4.1%5.9%101
Mobile home park401$4.0B0.8%0.8%21
Co-op housing809$3.2B0.0%0.4%79
All loans12,062$280.4B3.0%4.3%1,420

Share of loans by count. All loans includes healthcare and loans with no property type reported. Wall by type: CMBS maturity wall.

Source: SEC Form ABS-EE asset-level filings (Schedule AL) for CMBS trusts, compiled by cmbs.news; data as of October 28, 2026. Pari passu pieces of one loan are counted once. How each figure is built: methodology. Download the tables: CMBS data (CSV).

Questions people ask

Which property type gets the best CMBS terms?

By median rate over the 12 months to October 19, 2026, self-storage (6.11%) among commercial types. By leverage, multifamily loans were written highest, at a median 67.3% loan-to-value.

Why do hotel CMBS loans cost more?

Hotel income resets nightly, so lenders price in more risk: hotel loans had a median rate of 7.02% and were sized to a median debt yield of 15.0%, against 10.1% across property types.

Which property type has the most CMBS loans in special servicing?

Office: 9.5% of live office loans were with a special servicer as of October 28, 2026, the highest share of any property type, against 4.3% across all loans.

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