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Multifamily record

Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA: multifamily loans made

Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA, a bank based in Olympia, WA, made 52 multifamily loans in 2024 and 2025, $185.7M in all, in 2 states. The typical loan was about $2.2M, and the largest about $28M. Most were in King County, WA.

Evidence
Multifamily loans made in 2024 and 2025, HMDA
Data as of
HMDA 2025
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Multifamily loans
52
HMDA,
2024 and 2025. Manufactured-home parks excluded
Dollars
$186M
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Rounded amounts
Typical loan
$2.2M
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Largest loan
$28M
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Rounded to 2 significant figures
States
2
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Cite this

Source: The Lender Report, Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA: multifamily loans made, https://lender.report/lender/heritage-bank-wa/multifamily/, data as of December 31, 2025.

Banks report no loan-level data for office, retail, industrial or construction loans. This list shows only multifamily and SBA loans.

Heritage Bank, Olympia, WANewest year first
PeriodPlaceLoanAmountRateTermLTVSource
2025Kitsap County, WAPurchase, 150 or more units$28M6.25%3.1 yr63%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WAPurchase, 50 to 99 units$23M5.82%18.9 yr46%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WAPurchase, 50 to 99 units$15M5.75%3 yr80%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WAPurchase, 50 to 99 units$9.1M6.1%5 yr69%HMDA 2025
2025Multnomah County, ORPurchase, 100 to 149 units$8.4M3.2%10 yr80%HMDA 2025
2025Pierce County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$4.5M6.86%5 yr56%HMDA 2025
2025Clark County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$3.5M6.23%10 yr51%HMDA 2025
2025Pierce County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$2.9M8.75%6 yr56%HMDA 2025
2025Pierce County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$2.8M7.75%2 yr73%HMDA 2025
2025Thurston County, WAPurchase, 50 to 99 units$2.8M6.94%3 yr29%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$2.7M7.2%5 yr62%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WAPurchase, 50 to 99 units$2.7M7.47%20 yr25%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WARefinance, 25 to 49 units$2.4M6.28%10 yr55%HMDA 2025
2025Lane County, ORPurchase, 25 to 49 units$2.4M5.5%25 yr64%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WARefinance, 25 to 49 units$2.3M5.83%10 yr44%HMDA 2025
2025Clatsop County, ORRefinance, 25 to 49 units$1.6M5.94%10 yr30%HMDA 2025
2025Yakima County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.6M6.59%10 yr70%HMDA 2025
2025Umatilla County, ORPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.4M6.27%10 yr63%HMDA 2025
2025Yakima County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.4M6.59%10 yr69%HMDA 2025
2025Whatcom County, WAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.3M8.5%10.8 yr54%HMDA 2025
2025Multnomah County, ORRefinance, 5 to 24 units$840K6.82%4 yr42%HMDA 2025
2025King County, WACash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$820K6.33%5 yr43%HMDA 2025
2025Pierce County, WARefinance, 5 to 24 units$640K7.19%3 yr58%HMDA 2025
2025Pierce County, WARefinance, 5 to 24 units$560K6.55%10 yr29%HMDA 2025
2025Multnomah County, ORRefinance, 5 to 24 units$440K6.94%3 yr37%HMDA 2025
52 multifamily loans made in 2024 and 2025$186MHMDA 2024 and 2025

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Where Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA's multifamily loans are, most loans first
PlaceAs namedLoansDollars
King County, WACounty15$86.8M
Pierce County, WACounty9$19.2M
Lane County, ORCounty5$7.74M
Clark County, WACounty4$12.7M
Multnomah County, ORCounty4$10.5M
WashingtonState3$3.66M
Yakima County, WACounty2$3.00M
Clatsop County, ORCounty1$1.60M
Kitsap County, WACounty1$28.0M
Linn County, ORCounty1$1.90M
Skagit County, WACounty1$160K
Snohomish County, WACounty1$760K
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A county is named only where the public file holds 5 or more multifamily loans there in the year; otherwise the metro area or the state is.

Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA: multifamily loans by size
Loan sizeLoansDollars
Under $1M14$9.86M
$1M to $2.5M17$29.9M
$2.5M to $5M12$36.9M
$5M to $10M6$43.0M
$10M or more3$66.0M
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Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA: multifamily loans by year
YearLoansDollarsTypical loan
202427$62.6M$1.7M
202525$123M$2.4M
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What the loans were for
PurposeLoans
Purchase35
Refinance15
Cash-out refinance1
Improvement1
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Size of the property
UnitsLoans
5 to 24 units33
25 to 49 units10
50 to 99 units7
100 to 149 units1
150 or more units1
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  • Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA made 52 multifamily loans totaling $185.7M in 2024 and 2025, in 17 named places across 2 states. HMDA,
  • It made 25 of them in 2025 and 27 in 2024. HMDA,
  • The typical loan was about $2.2M, with the middle half between $980K and $3.2M. HMDA,
  • The largest was about $28M. Every amount is rounded to 2 significant figures. HMDA,
  • 14 loans were under $1M, and 9 were $5M or more. HMDA,
  • It reported a median rate of 6.55% on 52 loans, with the middle half between 6.23% and 6.94%. HMDA,
  • The median term was 10 years. HMDA,
  • The median loan to value was 54%. HMDA,
  • 31% of the loans were refinancings and 67% were purchases. HMDA,
  • The most common property size was 5 to 24 units, with 33 loans. HMDA,
  • Its loans were most often in King County, WA (15), Pierce County, WA (9) and Lane County, OR (5). HMDA,

What we don't know

  • Whether Heritage Bank, Olympia, WA is taking new multifamily loans today.
  • Its minimum or maximum loan, its fees and its other terms. HMDA reports the rate, term and loan to value, and this page shows what it reports.
  • Loans on office, retail, industrial or hotel property. HMDA covers dwelling-secured loans only.

Place is a county only where the public file holds 5 or more multifamily loans of that year there, otherwise the metro area or the state. Amounts are rounded to 2 significant figures and HMDA has a year, never a date.

HMDA covers dwelling-secured loans. Manufactured-home parks are left out of every count.

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