Gantry Reports $3.9 Billion of Commercial Mortgage Production Through Q3 2026
Range of Maturities and Acquisitions Generate $1.68 Billion of New Loan Production in Q3 2026; Rate Volatility Offset by Competitive Lender Field and Substantial Debt Liquidity; Gantry's $23 Billion Servicing Portfolio Continues Strong Performance Across All Asset Types
SAN FRANCISCO, October 21, 2026--Gantry, the largest independent commercial mortgage banking firm in the U.S., is reporting approximately $1.68 billion in new commercial loan production during Q3 2026, bringing 2026 production totals to $3.9 billion for the year so far. In tandem, the firm's $23 billion national loan servicing portfolio continues to demonstrate strong performance across all asset and loan types.
"Rate volatility continues to dominate the mindset of borrowers, but the market for commercial mortgage debt remains readily accessible with manageable outcomes for most transactions as Gantry's strong Q3 production volume indicates," said Gantry Principal Patrick Barkley. "Despite broader market challenges from geopolitical disruption, lender allocations remain strong, with ample liquidity available from a range of sources, including Gantry's highly active and exclusive network of insurance company correspondents."
Representative transactions from Gantry's Q3 2026 production include:
Medical Office: $412 Million Construction-to-Permanent Loans — Texas, Utah, Virginia
Industrial/Office: $110 Million Portfolio Refinance — Southern California, Texas
Office: $96 Million Bridge Refinance — San Francisco
Self Storage: $86 Million Bridge Loan — Florida, Georgia, North Carolina
Industrial: $30.5 Million Permanent Refinance — Kansas City
Industrial: $28.25 Million Floating Rate Refinance — California
Apartment: $48.3 Million Permanent Refinance — Minnesota
Apartment: $20.7 Million Permanent Refinance — Oregon, Washington
Production
During Q3 2026, Gantry's loan production teams generated approximately $1.68 billion of new loans nationally for clients across 101 unique transactions, working with 66 diverse lenders from the firm's exclusive network of insurance correspondents and various bank, agency, conduit, credit union, debt fund, and private capital sources. The vast majority of transactions included loans for multifamily, retail and industrial properties, with traditional office continuing to enjoy improving debt market acceptance and alternative asset classes like medical office and self-storage prominently featured in quarterly production. Gantry's correspondent insurance company lenders remained particularly active in Q3, representing more than 73% of loan production, competing aggressively for permanent debt and bridge loan allocations meeting their underwriting criteria. The firm also secured favorable loans for clients from a range of vetted bank, agency, credit union, CMBS, debt fund, and private capital sources, identifying and securing financing solutions for a range of assignments across asset classes and properties in various phases of their investment lifecycle.