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Construction lenders in Washington

89 lenders with an office in Washington hold construction and land loans on their books. Banner Bank, based in Washington, holds the largest book among those based here, at $1.7B.

Evidence
Lender holds construction and land loans on its books at the latest filing and has an office in Washington
Data as of
June 30, 2026
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Lenders with an office here
89
FDIC call report,
Based here
44
FDIC call report,
Held by those based here
$6.46B
FDIC call report,
+3.3% from a year earlier, 43 of 44 lenders
Median book, based here
$36.9M
FDIC call report,

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Source: The Lender Report, Construction lenders in Washington, https://lender.report/construction-lenders/washington/, data as of June 30, 2026.

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Lenders based in Washington, by book held. First 20 of 44.
LenderKindBased inOffices hereHoldsGrowth, 12 months
Banner BankBankWalla Walla, WA86$1.70B
WaFd BankBankSeattle, WA75$1.33B
Washington Trust BankBankSpokane, WA31$778M+1.8%
1st Security Bank of WashingtonSavingsMountlake Terrace, WA26$416M+17.1%
Heritage BankBankOlympia, WA61$397M
Coastal Community BankBankEverett, WA14$222M+14.1%
Timberland BankSavingsHoquiam, WA24$184M+13.0%
GESA Credit UnionCredit unionRichland, WA45$143M+10.6%
Numerica Credit UnionCredit unionSpokane Valley, WA20$141M+43.4%
Whatcom Educational Credit UnionCredit unionBellingham, WA12$110M+45.7%
Boeing Employees Credit UnionCredit unionTukwila, WA68$107M
Mountain Pacific BankBankEverett, WA6$88.8M
Sound Community BankBankSeattle, WA9$78.6M+50.7%
Peoples BankBankBellingham, WA23$76.6M
First Fed BankBankPort Angeles, WA14$62.5M
Seattle BankSavingsSeattle, WA2$62.1M
IQ Credit UnionCredit unionVancouver, WA21$56.0M+29.2%
Hapo Community Credit UnionCredit unionRichland, WA22$56.0M+72.1%
Olympia Federal Savings and Loan AssociationSavingsOlympia, WA9$45.0M+3.9%
Red Canoe Credit UnionCredit unionLongview, WA11$39.7M+66.4%
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Based elsewhere, with offices in Washington. First 10 of 45.
LenderKindBased inOffices hereHolds, nationwide
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National AssociationBankColumbus, OH149$18.8B
Wells Fargo Bank, National AssociationBankSioux Falls, SD112$12.5B
Bank of America, National AssociationBankCharlotte, NC119$9.68B
U.S. Bank National AssociationBankCincinnati, OH136$9.38B
First-Citizens Bank & Trust CompanyBankRaleigh, NC6$7.34B
BMO Bank National AssociationBankChicago, IL8$4.49B
Zions Bancorporation, N.A.BankSalt Lake City, UT2$3.22B
KeyBank National AssociationBankCleveland, OH139$2.90B
Glacier BankBankKalispell, MT29$2.66B
Columbia BankBankRoseburg, OR111$2.03B
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  • 44 of these lenders are based in Washington, and 45 are based elsewhere with offices here. FDIC call report,
  • These lenders: 53 banks, 7 savings institutions and 29 credit unions. FDIC call report,
  • Lenders based in Washington hold $6.5B of construction and land loans, up 3.3% from a year earlier among the 43 of 44 with a comparable earlier filing. FDIC call report,
  • The five largest books based here hold 71.4% of that total. FDIC call report,
  • Banner Bank holds $1.7B, and WaFd Bank holds $1.3B. FDIC call report,
  • The median book among lenders based in Washington is $36.9M. FDIC call report,
  • 21 lenders based here grew this book by 10% or more in the year to June 30, 2026. FDIC call report,
  • 11 lenders based here hold $100M or more of it. FDIC call report,
  • These lenders list 1,823 offices in Washington. FDIC office list,
  • JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, based in Ohio, lists the most offices here among out-of-state lenders, at 149. FDIC office list,
  • Among credit unions here, the median average loan in this category is $1.9M. NCUA 5300,
  • Harborstone Credit Union grew this book the most in the year, up 254.7% to $22.5M. FDIC call report,

How this list is defined

Measure
construction and land loans held by lenders with an office in Washington
Period
June 30, 2026
Formula
The balance of construction and land loans on the lender's June 30, 2026 filing, for a lender with an office in Washington. A balance held, not loans made.
Order
Largest first by the book held at the latest filing, then name. Payment is not part of the order.
As of
June 30, 2026
Changelog
  • : First published, with the data built on this date.

Construction and land development loans finance building and site work, for homes and for commercial projects. Banks report them in one balance.

Call reports give one balance per institution, not by state, and they carry balances, not loans made. The figure shown is the whole institution's book.

Growth appears only where a book grew over the 12 months. Each lender's own page has its full record.

A lender counts here if it holds construction and land loans on its books at the latest filing and has an office in Washington. Lenders that merged or stopped filing are left out.

Source and date appear beside each figure. Banks report balances, not loans made. Loans made come only from HMDA and SBA files. We do not audit filings and can make errors joining them. Report a problem

Figures come from public records and show the source and date beside them. Public records can be late, incomplete or wrong. A past loan does not mean a lender will make the same kind of loan today. Confirm anything important with the lender.