What does non-recourse mean?

Non-recourse means the lender can only go after the property if you default — not your personal assets. CMBS loans are typically non-recourse with standard 'bad boy' carve-outs for fraud, misrepresentation, or environmental issues.

Can I pay off a CMBS loan early?

Yes, but it's expensive. CMBS loans use defeasance or yield maintenance for prepayment, which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Plan to hold through the full term.

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CMBS Loans in Miami, FL

Find lenders offering cmbs loans in the Miami, including Fort Lauderdale, Coral Gables, Hialeah, and surrounding areas. Compare rates, terms, and programs from 13 lenders.

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Lenders

Typical Rate

5.5% - 8%

Down Payment

25-35%

Term

5-10 years (25-30 year amortization)

Closing Time

45-90 days

CMBS Lenders Serving Miami

13 lenders offering cmbs loans in the Miami, FL area.

Janover

Local

Boca Raton, FL

Commercial loan marketplace connecting borrowers with lenders. Multifamily and commercial property debt. Growing platform with competitive terms.

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Arbor Realty Trust

Uniondale, NY

Major CRE lender and REIT. Bridge, permanent, and agency financing. Specializes in multifamily and commercial properties.

$1M – $100M

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Barclays

New York, NY

Active CMBS conduit originator. Commercial mortgage-backed securities for large CRE deals.

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CBRE Capital Markets

Dallas, TX

Global CRE services and capital markets. Arranges debt and equity for all commercial property types.

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Citigroup

New York, NY

Major CMBS conduit originator. Commercial mortgage lending for institutional-quality properties.

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Deutsche Bank

New York, NY

Major CMBS originator. Large-scale commercial real estate debt and securitization.

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Goldman Sachs

New York, NY

Major CMBS conduit originator. Large-scale commercial mortgage financing and mezzanine debt.

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JLL Capital Markets

Chicago, IL

Global commercial real estate services firm. Debt placement, equity advisory, and investment sales across all property types.

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JPMorgan Chase

New York, NY

Major CMBS originator and commercial lender. Full range of CRE financing including conduit, agency, and balance sheet.

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Morgan Stanley

New York, NY

Top CMBS originator. Large commercial real estate lending and securitization.

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Newmark

New York, NY

Major CRE advisory firm offering debt and structured finance, investment sales, and capital markets services.

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Northmarq

Minneapolis, MN

Full-service commercial real estate debt and equity platform. One of the largest privately held CRE finance firms in the US.

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Wells Fargo

San Francisco, CA

Top commercial real estate lender. CMBS, balance sheet, agency, and SBA lending across all property types.

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Miami Commercial Real Estate Market

Miami's commercial real estate market is driven by its status as the gateway to Latin America, with the Brickell Financial District serving as the densest concentration of banking and finance offices in the Southeast. Submarkets like Wynwood and the Design District have transformed from warehouse zones into high-rent retail and creative office corridors, while Doral and the Airport West area dominate industrial and logistics activity tied to Miami International Airport. South Florida has attracted a wave of financial firms and hedge funds relocating from New York, pushing Class A office rents in Brickell to among the highest in the Sun Belt. The multifamily and condo market remains robust, fueled by international capital flows and persistent domestic migration from the Northeast.

Key Economic Drivers

●Latin American trade and banking corridor anchored by Brickell Financial District
●Miami International Airport cargo operations driving Doral and Airport West industrial demand
●Financial firm and hedge fund relocations from New York and Connecticut
●International buyer capital flowing into Wynwood, Edgewater, and Design District mixed-use projects

Market Insight

Miami-Dade County's commercial property values are reassessed annually at full market value with no cap on increases, and the county's combined millage rate makes wind and flood insurance costs a critical factor — coastal properties can see insurance expenses consume 10% or more of gross rental income.