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Most Active CRE Lenders in Nueces County, TX — Q3 2026

Commercial real estate lenders ranked by the number of commercial deeds of trust recorded in Nueces County, TX. Every loan is verified against county records — no lender submissions, no pay-to-play, no fees.

RankLenderRecorded CRE loansKnown volumeProperty mixPrior quarter
1First State Bank of Odem5unknown ×4 · land ×1
2Prosperity Bank4unknown ×43
3Realfin Fund I LLC4unknown ×43
4Simmons Bank4unknown ×4
5Charter Bank4unknown ×41
6First Community Bank3unknown ×3
7Kiavi Funding Inc2unknown ×2
8Kleberg Bank, N.A.2land ×1 · unknown ×1
9PlainsCapital Bank2unknown ×24
10Alliance Bank Central Texas2unknown ×2
11Patel Real Estate Holdings LLC2retail ×1 · unknown ×1
12Aquarius Fund LLC1unknown ×1
13Huntington National Bank1unknown ×1
14Frost Bank1unknown ×1
15Capital One, National Association1unknown ×1
16Mortgage Research Center LLC1multifamily ×1
17Loan Ranger Capital Investments LLC1unknown ×1
18Rally1unknown ×1
19OceanFirst Bank, National Association1unknown ×1
20Homexpress Mortgage Corp1unknown ×1
21UBS Bank USA, National Association1unknown ×1
22Bell Bank1unknown ×1
23International Bank of Commerce1unknown ×1
24Texas Champion Bank1unknown ×1
25First Financial Bank1unknown ×1
26Home Bank, National Association1retail ×1
27Bcc/st LLC1unknown ×1
28National Loan Funding LLC1unknown ×1

Methodology

Lenders are ranked by the number of deeds of trust classified as commercial that were recorded in Nueces County, TX during the quarter, grouped by the lender of record (grantee). Counts are county-record-verified: every loan in this ranking corresponds to a recorded instrument with a document number.

This is a volume-based ranking. Lenders cannot submit deals, pay for placement, or opt out — the ranking reflects only what was recorded at the county. Dollar volume is shown where the amount is stated on the instrument or extracted from the recorded document; loans with undisclosed amounts count toward loan totals but not dollar totals, so known volume understates true volume.

Commercial-vs-residential classification combines borrower entity signals, legal description heuristics, parcel data, and loan size. Updated as new recordings are ingested; the ranking finalizes shortly after quarter end.

Latest quarter: Q3 2026 · Source: Nueces County recorded documents (deeds of trust), classified commercial. Recording data reflects loans closed and recorded; amounts shown only where stated on the instrument or extracted from the document.