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Lenders in District of Columbia

64 lenders are based in District of Columbia, holding $2.1B of commercial loans at June 30, 2026. City First Bank, National Association holds the largest commercial book here. Pick a kind of lending below to see who does it in District of Columbia.

Data as of
June 30, 2026
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Lenders based here
64
FDIC institution record,
Commercial book held
$2.08B
FDIC call report,
+10.0% from a year earlier, 32 of 64 lenders
Multifamily loans, 2025
151
HMDA,
+30.2% from 2024
SBA 7(a) loans, 36 months
400
SBA FOIA,

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Source: The Lender Report, Lenders in District of Columbia, https://lender.report/lenders-in/district-of-columbia/, data as of June 30, 2026.

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Largest commercial books based in District of Columbia
LenderKindCommercial bookTotal assets
City First Bank, National AssociationBank$1.12B$1.56B
The National Capital Bank of WashingtonBank$347M$742M
Industrial BankBank$316M$774M
Founders BankBank$268M$406M
Department of the Interior Credit UnionCredit union$17.9M$268M
DC Credit UnionCredit union$5.08M$88.9M
Dept of Labor Credit UnionCredit union$2.15M$138M
Government Printing Office Credit UnionCredit union$1.24M$29.3M
FDIC call report,
Most multifamily loans made in District of Columbia, 2025
LenderBased in2025 loans2025 dollars
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National AssociationColumbus, OH28$141M
Capital Bank, National AssociationRockville, MD15$33.7M
Hingham Institution for SavingsHingham, MA10$53.5M
The National Capital Bank of WashingtonWashington, DC10$20.4M
Industrial BankWashington, DC7$23.1M
Founders BankWashington, DC7$24.4M
Ameritrust Mortgage CorporationFlower Mound, TX5$8.61M
Berkadia Commercial MortgageAmbler, PA5$56.0M
Amalgamated BankNew York, NY4$20.0M
John Marshall BankReston, VA4$10.0M
HMDA,
Most SBA 7(a) loans recorded in District of Columbia, 36 months
LenderBased inLoansDollars
Manufacturers and Traders Trust CompanyBuffalo, NY91$10.9M
TD Bank, National AssociationWilmington, DE29$11.8M
Newtek Bank, National AssociationMiami, FL27$11.0M
Readycap Lending, LLCBerkeley Heights, NJ25$11.2M
The Huntington National BankColumbus, OH23$10.2M
Hanmi BankLos Angeles, CA13$12.3M
Northeast BankPortland, ME9$1.88M
Lendistry SBLC, LLCLos Angeles, CA9$1.81M
Celtic BankSalt Lake City, UT8$1.75M
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National AssociationColumbus, OH7$2.08M
SBA FOIA,
  • 64 lenders are based in District of Columbia: 4 banks, 28 credit unions and 32 non-bank lenders. FDIC institution record,
  • Banks, savings institutions and credit unions based in District of Columbia report $15.2B in total assets. FDIC call report,
  • They hold $2.1B of commercial and commercial real estate loans, up 10.0% from a year earlier among the 32 of 64 with a comparable earlier filing. FDIC call report,
  • Lenders made 151 multifamily loans in District of Columbia in 2025 for $1.7B, versus 116 in 2024 (HMDA, manufactured-home parks excluded). HMDA,
  • Lenders recorded 400 SBA 7(a) loans for $197.1M in District of Columbia in the 36 months ending September 30, 2026. SBA FOIA,
  • Lenders made 1,063 1-4 unit investor or business-purpose loans in District of Columbia in 2025. HMDA,
  • City First Bank, National Association holds the largest commercial book of any lender based in District of Columbia, at $1.1B. FDIC call report,
  • JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association made the most multifamily loans in District of Columbia in 2025, at 28. HMDA,
  • Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company recorded the most SBA 7(a) loans in District of Columbia, at 91. SBA FOIA,
  • 10 kinds of lending have a page for District of Columbia, each with at least 10 lenders with in-state evidence. FDIC institution record,

Lenders based here are those whose main office is in the state; balances are for the whole institution. HMDA and SBA figures count loans placed in the state, whoever made them. Lenders that merged or stopped filing are left out.

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