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Multifamily record

Superior Savings Bank: multifamily loans made

Superior Savings Bank, a savings institution based in Superior, WI, made 6 multifamily loans in 2024 and 2025, $2.4M in all, in 2 states. The typical loan was about $440K, and the largest about $680K. Most were in Douglas County, WI.

Evidence
Multifamily loans made in 2024 and 2025, HMDA
Data as of
HMDA 2025
Page last changed
November 9, 2026
Multifamily loans
6
HMDA,
2024 and 2025. Manufactured-home parks excluded
Dollars
$2.40M
HMDA,
Rounded amounts
Typical loan
$440K
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Largest loan
$680K
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Rounded to 2 significant figures
States
2
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Source: The Lender Report, Superior Savings Bank: multifamily loans made, https://lender.report/lender/superior-savings-bank-wi/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.

Superior Savings BankNewest year first
PeriodPlaceLoanAmountRateTermLTVSource
2025WisconsinCash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$440KHMDA 2025
2025Douglas County, WICash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$160KHMDA 2025
2024Douglas County, WICash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$680KHMDA 2024
2024Douglas County, WIPurchase, 5 to 24 units$580KHMDA 2024
2024St. Louis County, MNPurchase, 5 to 24 units$380KHMDA 2024
2024Douglas County, WICash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$160KHMDA 2024
6 multifamily loans made in 2024 and 2025$2.40MHMDA 2024 and 2025

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Where Superior Savings Bank's multifamily loans are, most loans first
PlaceAs namedLoansDollars
Douglas County, WICounty4$1.58M
St. Louis County, MNCounty1$380K
WisconsinState1$440K
HMDA,

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.

Superior Savings Bank: multifamily loans by size
Loan sizeLoansDollars
Under $1M6$2.40M
$1M to $2.5M0$0
$2.5M to $5M0$0
$5M to $10M0$0
$10M or more0$0
HMDA,
Superior Savings Bank: multifamily loans by year
YearLoansDollarsTypical loan
20244$1.80M$580K
20252$600K$440K
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What the loans were for
PurposeLoans
Purchase2
Cash-out refinance4
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Size of the property
UnitsLoans
5 to 24 units6
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  • Superior Savings Bank made 6 multifamily loans totaling $2.4M in 2024 and 2025, in 3 named places across 2 states. HMDA,
  • It made 2 of them in 2025 and 4 in 2024. HMDA,
  • The typical loan was about $440K, with the middle half between $160K and $580K. HMDA,
  • The largest was about $680K. Every amount is rounded to 2 significant figures. HMDA,
  • 6 loans were under $1M, and 0 were $5M or more. HMDA,
  • 67% of the loans were refinancings and 33% were purchases. HMDA,
  • The most common property size was 5 to 24 units, with 6 loans. HMDA,
  • Its loans were most often in Douglas County, WI (4) and St. Louis County, MN (1). HMDA,

What we don't know

  • Whether Superior Savings Bank 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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