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California Commercial Mortgages in 2026

Select Commercial arranges California commercial mortgage financing on office, retail, industrial, mixed-use and owner-occupied property, with rates as low as 6.34%, up to 75% LTV (90% owner-occupied with SBA) and terms to 30 years. Compare today’s commercial mortgage rates.

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Financing Options in California

California apartment, multifamily and commercial properties each have dedicated financing. Pick the page that matches your property:

Financing more of the state? See California apartment loans.

Financing in another state? Explore our apartment loans, multifamily loans and commercial mortgages nationwide.

California Commercial Mortgage Rates

Loan TypeRate*Max LTV
Commercial Real Estate6.74%Up to 75%
Single-Tenant Net Lease6.34%Up to 75%
Owner-Occupied / SBA6.54%Up to 90%
Apartment / Multifamily5.70%Up to 80%

Rates last updated August 11, 2026. Rates and maximum LTV shown represent our best-case pricing scenarios. Actual rates, LTV, and loan terms are subject to underwriting approval and may vary.

California Commercial Mortgage Benefits

2026 California Commercial Real Estate Market

Select Commercial arranges commercial mortgages across California, from major metros to smaller markets. Statewide, new commercial construction remains below the long-run average across most property types, which supports occupancy and the cash flow lenders underwrite. Most California commercial mortgages price over the 5, 7 or 10 year Treasury, so 2026 deals size to debt-service coverage, with a debt-service-coverage ratio of at least 1.25x clearing underwriting comfortably.

By property type

2026 California Commercial Metro Snapshots

The California metros we most actively finance, with 2026 market indicators and the local supply and demand picture:

Concord Commercial Mortgages
  • A limited construction pipeline should keep East Bay vacancy low and support landlords through 2026
  • Concord's relative affordability versus inner Bay Area cities should continue to attract renters
  • Rent growth is expected to hold in the low single digits as demand stays firm
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Fresno Commercial Mortgages
  • Limited new construction should keep vacancy low and support steady occupancy
  • Rent growth is likely to stay modest as affordability remains a market strength
  • Continued job gains in health care and education should sustain rental demand
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Lancaster Commercial Mortgages
  • Affordability draws LA area commuters
  • New projects add to local supply
  • Vacancy near 7 percent
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Long Beach Commercial Mortgages
  • The metro adds 6,000 jobs, a second straight year of modest gains.
  • About 6,200 units deliver, the lowest total since 2015.
  • Vacancy dips to 4.3 percent, on par with the long-term average.
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Los Angeles Commercial MortgagesLos Angeles commercial supply and demand
  • Employment: about 6,000 new jobs
  • Construction: about 6,200 units, inventory growth below 1% for a fifth year
  • Vacancy: around 4.3%, near the long-term average
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Oakland Commercial MortgagesOakland commercial supply and demand
  • Job losses ease to the smallest total in four years.
  • The delivery pipeline shrinks to its lowest level since 2012.
  • Vacancy ticks up to 4.3 percent, still below the long-term average.
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Riverside Commercial MortgagesRiverside commercial supply and demand
  • The metro gains 2,500 jobs, its smallest increase since 2020.
  • Inventory expands 1.1 percent, matching the prior 10-year average.
  • Vacancy falls to 4.0 percent, one of the steepest declines nationally.
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Sacramento Commercial MortgagesSacramento commercial supply and demand
  • Employment: Net decline of about 3,000 jobs in 2026 (approximately -0.3%).
  • Construction: About 1,700 units projected for delivery in 2026.
  • Vacancy: Vacancy projected near 4.3%, improving by roughly 10 bps.
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San Bernardino Commercial MortgagesSan Bernardino commercial supply and demand
  • The metro gains 2,500 jobs, its smallest increase since 2020.
  • Inventory expands 1.1 percent, matching the prior 10-year average.
  • Vacancy falls to 4.0 percent, with the city holding in the 4 percent range.
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San Diego Commercial MortgagesSan Diego commercial supply and demand
  • Hiring adds 6,000 roles despite office-using sector losses.
  • Stock grows 0.7 percent, the smallest annual increase since 2012.
  • Vacancy falls to 4.0 percent, among the 15 least vacant major markets.
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San Francisco Commercial MortgagesSan Francisco commercial supply and demand
  • Job losses ease to the smallest total in four years.
  • The delivery pipeline shrinks to its lowest level since 2012.
  • Vacancy ticks up to 4.3 percent, still below the long-term average.
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San Jose Commercial MortgagesSan Jose commercial supply and demand
  • Employment: About -2,000 jobs projected in 2026 (approximately -0.2%).
  • Construction: About 500 units projected for delivery, with inventory growth near 0.3%.
  • Vacancy: Vacancy projected near 3.5%, improving by roughly 20 bps.
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Stockton Commercial Mortgages
  • Rents stay roughly flat
  • Job growth slows notably
  • Limited new supply
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Recent Commercial Closings

A sample of commercial and apartment loans we have arranged for investors nationwide.

11-unit apartment building in Anaheim, CA
11-Unit Apartment
Anaheim, CA
11-unit apartment building
Apartment building financing
Apartment Loan
3-property self-storage portfolio in Ellijay, GA
$3,268,000
Ellijay, GA
3-property self-storage portfolio
5-yr fixed · 25-yr term
Self-Storage
Owner-occupied law office in Salem, OR
$1,875,000
Salem, OR
Owner-occupied law office
10-yr term · 25-yr amort · low prepay
Owner-Occupied
4-tenant retail shopping center in Reynoldsburg, OH
$2,757,798
Reynoldsburg, OH
4-tenant retail shopping center
10-yr term · 25-yr amort · 70% LTV
Retail
Mixed-use: 6 retail, 18 apartments, parking in Chicago, IL
$4,500,000
Chicago, IL
Mixed-use: 6 retail, 18 apartments, parking
5-yr fixed · 20-yr term
Mixed-Use
224-unit apartment complex in Valparaiso, IN
$17,281,000
Valparaiso, IN
224-unit apartment complex
10-yr fixed · 30-yr amort · non-recourse
Multifamily Refinance

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California Commercial Mortgage Markets We Serve

We provide commercial mortgages throughout California, including:

What Our Clients Say

★★★★★

“As a real estate attorney, I trust that Select Commercial will deliver commercial mortgages in a timely manner. My clients are always handled professionally, and the rates and terms are excellent. I heartily recommend them.”

David S. · New York City
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“I spoke to several commercial lenders before finding Select Commercial. I was glad I did, because they got me a lower rate and their service was exceptional. If you need a commercial mortgage, you need to talk to Stephen.”

Nathan B. · Philadelphia, PA
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“Select Commercial was very helpful with my commercial mortgage. I needed to increase cash flow due to maintenance on my property. Stephen went over several options and got me the funds while lowering my payments.”

Gary M. · Portland, OR
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“I looked elsewhere after two disappointing refinances. I found selectcommercial.com and saw they specialized in commercial building loans. In the end they were by far the best company I have used.”

Jerry T. · Long Island, NY

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are current California commercial mortgage rates?
California commercial mortgage rates depend on property type, loan-to-value, debt-service-coverage ratio, location and borrower strength. Net-lease and apartment property typically price best. See where commercial mortgage rates currently start.
How much down payment do I need in California?
Lenders typically finance up to 75% LTV on investor commercial property (25% down) and up to 80% on apartments. Owner-occupied business real estate can reach 90% LTV through SBA programs. In 2026 many loans size to a 1.25x debt-service-coverage ratio rather than the maximum LTV.
What commercial property types do you finance in California?
We arrange California financing on office, retail, industrial, warehouse, mixed-use, owner-occupied business real estate, self-storage, medical office and special-use property, plus apartment and multifamily.
What are typical commercial loan terms in California?
Most commercial mortgages are fixed for 5, 7 or 10 years with a 25 to 30 year amortization. Loans can be recourse or non-recourse and often carry a prepayment penalty. Terms are set by underwriting after review of the property and borrower financials.
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