Data through Q3 2026 · 4,200 institutions
Data through Q3 2026 · 4,200 institutions

Lending & concentration · Versioned metric research

Selected CRE loans to gross loans and leases

Matched office scope; selected property-secured CRE, excludes F158. Quarter-end reported balances. Source evidence: metric-source-contract-validation.json SHA256 38fdaa264d855efba9eacd852269d1d5ed33a76f4620c7726d21828dfb5e9a7d Open official FFIEC instructions ↗

In plain English

Selected CRE loans to gross loans and leases: what it shows

A selected group of commercial real estate loan categories, divided by gross loans and leases. The exact categories are in the calculation contract above.

Where reporting institutions stand now

As of Q2 2026, 4,166 banks reported a verified value for selected cre loans to gross loans and leases. The median was 33.6%, the middle half of them fell between 17.0% and 48.9%, and the range from the 10th to the 90th percentile ran 7.51% to 61.8%.

Over the last four quarters the median moved from 36.1% in Q2 2025 to 33.6%, down 2.53 percentage points.

Across the 42 quarters on record, from Q1 2016, the median has ranged from 20.7% (Q1 2016) to 46.0% (Q4 2025).

Why it matters

Commercial real estate is the loan category most associated with concentrated losses in past banking downturns, so the share of the loan book it makes up is a basic concentration check.

How to read it

A higher share means the loan book depends more on one asset class. Compare with banks of similar size and market, since CRE is a larger business for community banks than for large national banks.

What to watch for

'Selected' CRE here follows the formula shown above and may differ from the definition a bank or regulator uses in other contexts.

Common questions

Is a higher value better?
Higher or lower is not good or bad on its own: it depends on the bank's business model, size and market, so compare a bank with similar institutions.
How often does this metric update?
Quarterly. Banks file Call Reports about 30 days after each quarter ends, and the figures here update when that data is loaded.

Related: Research: CRE concentration screen

v3 definition42 quarters4166 current observationsRATIO unit

Calculation contract

RC-C I (F159 + 1460 + F160 + F161) / (2122 + 2123)

Source schedule: Not derivable from this formula

Null policy: abstain if missing

Effective: 2016-03-31 to 2026-06-30

How every metric is acquired, derived, and validated →

Definition history

Earlier versions of this metric

Each version is a distinct, dated definition — values are never silently recomputed under an older definition.

v2 · 2016-03-31 to 2026-06-30
RC-C I (F159 + 1460 + F160 + F161) / (2122 + 2123)Null policy: abstain if missing
v1 · 2016-01-01 to superseded
(RC-C F159 + 1460 + F160 + F161) / RC-C 2122Null policy: abstain if missing
Reading this page

Percentiles describe position, not merit.

P10 through P90 below mark where 4166 banks' reported selected cre loans to gross loans and leases values fell for 2026-06-30 — the median (P50) splits that group in half; it is not a target. The trend chart above follows that median quarter to quarter, and the distribution chart traces the full P10–P90 band. A higher or lower reported value is not labeled favorable or unfavorable here — that depends on the metric, the institution's business model, and context this page does not assert.

Accessible line chart

Selected CRE loans to gross loans and leases — covered-bank median

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PeriodValueRevisionEvent
2016-09-3022.918 percentNo markerNone
2016-12-3122.944 percentNo markerNone
2017-03-3124.11 percentNo markerNone
2017-06-3023.931 percentNo markerNone
2017-09-3025.17 percentNo markerNone
2017-12-3124.985 percentNo markerNone
2018-03-3125.807 percentNo markerNone
2018-06-3027.632 percentNo markerNone
2018-09-3027.584 percentNo markerNone
2018-12-3127.175 percentNo markerNone
2019-03-3128.603 percentNo markerNone
2019-06-3029.482 percentNo markerNone
2019-09-3029.869 percentNo markerNone
2019-12-3130.483 percentNo markerNone
2020-03-3131.421 percentNo markerNone
2020-06-3030.171 percentNo markerNone
2020-09-3030.865 percentNo markerNone
2020-12-3132.786 percentNo markerNone
2021-03-3132.47 percentNo markerNone
2021-06-3033.441 percentNo markerNone
2021-09-3033.761 percentNo markerNone
2021-12-3133.755 percentNo markerNone
2022-03-3135.382 percentNo markerNone
2022-06-3035.842 percentNo markerNone
2022-09-3035.409 percentNo markerNone
2022-12-3135.758 percentNo markerNone
2023-03-3136.08 percentNo markerNone
2023-06-3035.757 percentNo markerNone
2023-09-3035.664 percentNo markerNone
2023-12-3135.951 percentNo markerNone
2024-03-3136.405 percentNo markerNone
2024-06-3036.472 percentNo markerNone
2024-09-3036.373 percentNo markerNone
2024-12-3136.193 percentNo markerNone
2025-03-3136.44 percentNo markerNone
2025-06-3036.124 percentNo markerNone
2025-09-3045.903 percentNo markerNone
2025-12-3146.026 percentNo markerNone
2026-03-3145.836 percentNo markerNone
2026-06-3033.593 percentNo markerNone

Source: FFIEC Call Reports; OptimaYield versioned semantic layer. Color is supplemented by shape and labels; reduced-motion users receive no chart animation.

Historical distribution

Selected CRE loans to gross loans and leases across covered banks

Median with interquartile and P10–P90 ranges across verified observations.

2026-06-30 latest period4,166 observations33.59% median16.97%–48.92% interquartile range
View distribution data as a table
PeriodPopulationP10P25MedianP75P90
2026-06-304,1667.51%16.97%33.59%48.92%61.83%
2026-03-311,00418.85%34.50%45.84%56.09%67.69%
2025-12-311,00018.17%34.54%46.03%56.26%66.85%
2025-09-3099718.75%34.03%45.90%56.24%66.84%
2025-06-301441.81%14.89%36.12%50.64%58.12%
2025-03-311510.49%15.55%36.44%50.69%59.27%
2024-12-311530.72%14.66%36.19%50.47%59.36%
2024-09-301480.46%15.10%36.37%50.88%60.98%
2024-06-301540.84%15.69%36.47%51.04%59.54%
2024-03-311550.86%15.83%36.41%51.59%61.10%
2023-12-311510.54%15.74%35.95%50.70%61.61%
2023-09-301551.65%15.79%35.66%50.62%61.89%
2023-06-301551.60%15.99%35.76%50.49%61.02%
2023-03-311571.82%16.15%36.08%50.74%60.62%
2022-12-311572.47%15.92%35.76%50.36%61.36%
2022-09-301571.59%16.04%35.41%48.50%60.93%
2022-06-301581.56%16.11%35.84%48.70%61.07%
2022-03-311591.65%15.91%35.38%49.02%60.98%
2021-12-311580.50%15.16%33.75%48.73%59.79%
2021-09-301602.68%15.82%33.76%48.20%58.24%
2021-06-301581.07%15.46%33.44%47.22%56.47%
2021-03-311562.05%15.08%32.47%45.54%55.94%
2020-12-311490.76%14.90%32.79%45.57%54.44%
2020-09-301490.79%14.71%30.86%43.85%51.94%
2020-06-301460.84%14.02%30.17%43.51%51.43%
2020-03-311420.82%13.17%31.42%46.45%54.69%
2019-12-311390.53%13.89%30.48%46.04%54.73%
2019-09-301420.44%13.53%29.87%45.73%54.47%
2019-06-301400.22%13.55%29.48%45.40%54.17%
2019-03-311400.14%13.08%28.60%45.40%54.21%
2018-12-311360.14%12.99%27.17%45.00%52.15%
2018-09-301370.11%13.57%27.58%45.05%52.16%
2018-06-301340.20%13.78%27.63%44.78%51.61%
2018-03-311320.05%13.28%25.81%44.24%51.26%
2017-12-311230.05%12.55%24.98%41.04%48.29%
2017-09-301250.04%12.80%25.17%41.49%48.79%
2017-06-301210.03%12.50%23.93%41.29%47.62%
2017-03-311180.05%11.80%24.11%40.51%47.64%
2016-12-311130.03%11.13%22.94%38.00%46.95%
2016-09-301130.03%10.38%22.92%37.09%47.29%

Source: FFIEC Call Reports; OptimaYield versioned semantic layer. Population can change with filings, failures, mergers and eligibility. Missing values are excluded, never converted to zero.

Current distribution

Percentile history

Percentiles exclude unavailable values; they do not convert missing observations to zero.

PeriodPopulationP10P25MedianP75P90
2026-06-3041667.51%16.97%33.59%48.92%61.83%
2026-03-31100418.85%34.50%45.84%56.09%67.69%
2025-12-31100018.17%34.54%46.03%56.26%66.85%
2025-09-3099718.75%34.03%45.90%56.24%66.84%
2025-06-301441.81%14.89%36.12%50.64%58.12%
2025-03-311510.49%15.55%36.44%50.69%59.27%
2024-12-311530.72%14.66%36.19%50.47%59.36%
2024-09-301480.46%15.10%36.37%50.88%60.98%
2024-06-301540.84%15.69%36.47%51.04%59.54%
2024-03-311550.86%15.83%36.41%51.59%61.10%
2023-12-311510.54%15.74%35.95%50.70%61.61%
2023-09-301551.65%15.79%35.66%50.62%61.89%
2023-06-301551.60%15.99%35.76%50.49%61.02%
2023-03-311571.82%16.15%36.08%50.74%60.62%
2022-12-311572.47%15.92%35.76%50.36%61.36%
2022-09-301571.59%16.04%35.41%48.50%60.93%
2022-06-301581.56%16.11%35.84%48.70%61.07%
2022-03-311591.65%15.91%35.38%49.02%60.98%
2021-12-311580.50%15.16%33.75%48.73%59.79%
2021-09-301602.68%15.82%33.76%48.20%58.24%
2021-06-301581.07%15.46%33.44%47.22%56.47%
2021-03-311562.05%15.08%32.47%45.54%55.94%
2020-12-311490.76%14.90%32.79%45.57%54.44%
2020-09-301490.79%14.71%30.86%43.85%51.94%
2020-06-301460.84%14.02%30.17%43.51%51.43%
2020-03-311420.82%13.17%31.42%46.45%54.69%
2019-12-311390.53%13.89%30.48%46.04%54.73%
2019-09-301420.44%13.53%29.87%45.73%54.47%
2019-06-301400.22%13.55%29.48%45.40%54.17%
2019-03-311400.14%13.08%28.60%45.40%54.21%
2018-12-311360.14%12.99%27.17%45.00%52.15%
2018-09-301370.11%13.57%27.58%45.05%52.16%
2018-06-301340.20%13.78%27.63%44.78%51.61%
2018-03-311320.05%13.28%25.81%44.24%51.26%
2017-12-311230.05%12.55%24.98%41.04%48.29%
2017-09-301250.04%12.80%25.17%41.49%48.79%
2017-06-301210.03%12.50%23.93%41.29%47.62%
2017-03-311180.05%11.80%24.11%40.51%47.64%
2016-12-311130.03%11.13%22.94%38.00%46.95%
2016-09-301130.03%10.38%22.92%37.09%47.29%
2016-06-301110.02%10.40%22.04%36.13%45.41%
2016-03-311080.00%9.24%20.74%34.42%45.09%

Institution drilldown

Highest reported values

  1. #1TRANSACT BANK NATIONAL ASSN100.00%
  2. #1LIBERTY BANK OF NEW JERSEY100.00%
  3. #3EASTERN INTERNATIONAL BANK100.00%
  4. #4FIRST FS&LA OF SAN RAFAEL99.18%
  5. #5GENERATIONS COMMUNITY BANK99.00%
  6. #6STATE BANK OF TEXAS98.87%
  7. #7ONEUNITED BANK97.81%
  8. #8HCN BANK97.39%
  9. #9FIVE RIVERS BANK96.78%
  10. #10UNITED PACIFIC BANK96.47%

Institution drilldown

Lowest reported values

    Institution discovery

    Search verified rankings by quarter

    4,166 matched institutions · selected period 2026-06-30

    RankInstitutionFDICValuePercentile
    #1TRANSACT BANK NATIONAL ASSN13986100.00%P100
    #1LIBERTY BANK OF NEW JERSEY59369100.00%P100
    #3EASTERN INTERNATIONAL BANK32277100.00%P100
    #4FIRST FS&LA OF SAN RAFAEL3140699.18%P100
    #5GENERATIONS COMMUNITY BANK5936599.00%P100
    #6STATE BANK OF TEXAS2707498.87%P100
    #7ONEUNITED BANK2396697.81%P100
    #8HCN BANK2160697.39%P100
    #9FIVE RIVERS BANK5934596.78%P100
    #10UNITED PACIFIC BANK2380596.47%P100
    #11UNIVERSAL BANK3072295.56%P100
    #12CROWN BANK3425994.88%P100
    #13BANK OF NEW ENGLAND2454094.69%P100
    #14FIRST SECURITY BANK OF NV5844394.65%P100
    #15ASIAN PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK3301394.00%P100
    #16ONE WORLD BANK5790193.96%P100
    #17MALAGA BANK FSB3228293.64%P100
    #18FIRST FS OF MIDDLETOWN2871292.95%P100
    #19LIBERTY BANK NATIONAL ASSN3533192.67%P100
    #20GBANK5862691.32%P100
    #21RIVER CITY BANK1898390.83%P100
    #22COMMUNITY FSB5712990.70%P99
    #23AMALGAMATED BANK OF CHICAGO90390.50%P99
    #24GENESIS BANK5924590.49%P99
    #25FAHEY BANKING CO206889.81%P99
    #26CHINO COMMERCIAL BANK N A3536689.05%P99
    #27TOUCHMARK NATIONAL BANK5868788.90%P99
    #28AMERICAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK3465688.46%P99
    #29CALIFORNIA INTL BANK N A5797488.42%P99
    #30GBC INTERNATIONAL BANK2236688.19%P99
    #31GRAND RIDGE NATIONAL BANK367487.44%P99
    #32FIRST GENERAL BANK5806087.31%P99
    #33CHAMPION BANK5703187.06%P99
    #34METROPOLITAN COMMERCIAL BANK3469986.75%P99
    #35SCHERTZ BANK&TRUST1034486.37%P99
    #36COMMONWEALTH BUSINESS BANK5787386.29%P99
    #37GOLDEN BANK NATIONAL ASSN2622385.89%P99
    #38AMERICAN PRIDE BANK5858485.80%P99
    #39AMBOY BANK642385.49%P99
    #40NORTHFIELD BANK2871085.47%P99
    #41UNION BANK&TRUST CO2224285.35%P99
    #42TOWN&COUNTRY BANK5731285.07%P99
    #43ASIAN BANK3475984.84%P99
    #44SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK3431984.70%P99
    #45BANK OF WISCONSIN DELLS1513684.57%P99
    #46ATLANTIC CMTY BANKERS BANK2482984.56%P99
    #47EASTBANK NATIONAL ASSN2574984.35%P99
    #48AMERICAN PLUS BANK N A5846984.34%P99
    #49FIRST CREDIT BANK2433284.23%P99
    #50PIKES PEAK NATIONAL BANK1778283.99%P99

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