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$50 Million Multifamily Loans in Denver

Commercial Lending Solutions arranges $50 million multifamily loans throughout the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metropolitan area. Current rates range from 4.75% to 6.00% with 55% to 70% leverage and 7 to 20 years terms, depending on the execution pathway (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, life insurance company, CMBS, or bank). Denver's multifamily fundamentals, vacancy of 6.8%, rent growth of 3.2%, cap rates of 5.00%-5.50%, remain attractive to lenders as of 2026.

At a Glance: $50 Million Multifamily Loan in Denver

Loan amount range$35M to $80M
Interest rate range (2026)4.75% to 6.00%
Typical LTV55% to 70%
Typical term7 to 20 years
Active lender typeslife insurance companies (often in club bids), Fannie Mae DUS large loan, Freddie Mac Optigo large loan, CMBS conduits, national banks, pension funds, insurance consortiums
Denver multifamily vacancy6.8%
Denver rent growth (YoY)3.2%
Denver multifamily cap rates5.00%-5.50%

Why a $50 Million Multifamily Loan in Denver?

A $50 million multifamily loan in Denver is the upper institutional tier, where club bids among life insurance companies, participation structures, and agency large-loan programs produce the most competitive terms in the private commercial mortgage market. Commercial Lending Solutions runs a competitive process across life insurance companies (often in club bids), Fannie Mae DUS large loan, Freddie Mac Optigo large loan, CMBS conduits, national banks, pension funds, insurance consortiums to secure the most aggressive terms available for your specific deal.

The Denver multifamily market benefits from demand driven by technology, aerospace, professional services, energy, healthcare, with the strongest submarkets including RiNo creative office, I-70/I-76 industrial corridor, LoDo multifamily, DIA logistics.

Multifamily Submarkets We Finance in Denver

  • LoDo
  • RiNo
  • Cherry Creek
  • Aurora
  • Lakewood
  • Boulder

Lender Programs for $50 Million Multifamily in Denver

  • Fannie Mae DUS: The most competitive source for stabilized market-rate multifamily in Denver. Non-recourse, up to 80% LTV, 5 to 30 year terms.
  • Freddie Mac Optigo Conventional: Direct competitor to Fannie Mae DUS, often pricing aggressively on specific Denver deal profiles.
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Small Balance Loan programs: Streamlined agency execution for loans starting at $1M, especially efficient for 5 to 50 unit product.
  • Life insurance company loans: Lowest fixed rates and longest terms for Class A and Class B institutional multifamily, with leverage typically capped at 65% to 70%.
  • CMBS conduit loans: Non-recourse fixed-rate financing for multifamily with higher leverage options, especially for portfolios or secondary-market assets.
  • Regional and national banks: Relationship-driven execution with flexibility on recourse, prepayment, and underwriting exceptions.
  • HUD/FHA 223(f) and 221(d)(4): 35 to 40 year fully amortizing non-recourse execution for long-term holders of market-rate, workforce, and affordable multifamily in Denver.

Frequently Asked Questions

As of 2026, $50 million multifamily loans in Denver price at approximately 4.75% to 6.00%, depending on the lender type, property quality, leverage, and sponsor profile. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac agency execution typically delivers the tightest rates for stabilized properties, while life insurance companies price aggressively for Class A and Class B product in Denver's strongest submarkets, and CMBS conduits offer non-recourse terms at competitive pricing.
Most $50 million multifamily loans in Denver support 55% to 70% LTV. Agency programs (Fannie Mae DUS, Freddie Mac Optigo) can reach 80% LTV for stabilized properties with 1.25x minimum DSCR. Life insurance companies typically cap at 65% to 70% LTV in exchange for the tightest spreads. CMBS conduits offer up to 75% LTV with non-recourse structures and yield maintenance prepayment.
A $50 million multifamily loan in Denver is the upper institutional tier, where club bids among life insurance companies, participation structures, and agency large-loan programs produce the most competitive terms in the private commercial mortgage market. At this size, Commercial Lending Solutions runs a competitive process across life insurance companies (often in club bids), Fannie Mae DUS large loan, Freddie Mac Optigo large loan, CMBS conduits, national banks, pension funds, insurance consortiums to capture the most aggressive terms available for your specific deal and submarket.
Agency multifamily loans in Denver typically close in 45 to 90 days. Life insurance company and CMBS loans usually require 60 to 90 days. Small balance loans and bridge loans can close faster, in 30 to 60 days for agency SBL and as little as 2 to 4 weeks for well-structured bridge executions. Timelines depend on property complexity, lender choice, and third-party report turn times.
Commercial Lending Solutions is a commercial mortgage brokerage with direct relationships across more than 1,000 capital sources, including every major Fannie Mae DUS and Freddie Mac Optigo lender, the largest life insurance companies, every active CMBS conduit, and the deep bench of regional banks and credit unions serving the Denver market. We run a competitive process for your deal, which typically produces better rates, higher leverage, and more flexible structures than a single-lender execution.

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Commercial Lending Solutions is a commercial mortgage brokerage headquartered in Los Angeles, California, serving borrowers in all 50 states. Trevor Damyan, California DRE #02244836. This page provides general commercial loan information; actual rates, terms, and leverage depend on the specific property, sponsor profile, and market conditions at the time of quote. Information current as of 2026.