Chase prides itself on our low fees. An apartment building loan can cost the greater of $2,000 or 12.5 basis points of loan amount.
#1 in customer satisfaction1
Customized service on apartment loans
Expect competitive rates, low fees and top-notch customer service from our team of specialists with deep knowledge of your local market.
Efficiency and certainty of execution
Benefit from our streamlined loan process and best-in-class turn times when financing your next apartment building with five or more units.
What are apartment loans?
They’re commercial term loans for apartment buildings or complexes. Chase provides term financing of $500,000 to more than $25 million to purchase or refinance stabilized apartment buildings with at least five units.
What we do
We’re here to help with your financing needs as you plan for the decades to come.
Help you build for the future
Access real estate-specific banking and payments tools—plus financial solutions from across the firm—to streamline operations and help your business thrive.
Process apartment loans efficiently
Together, our streamlined loan process, local decision-making and origination system, CREOS, help us deliver best-in-class turn times.
Draw on local market expertise
We not only understand your market’s opportunities, influences and local regulations, but also your business, your tenants and your communities.
Who we are
Ed Ely
Co-Head of Commercial Term Lending
Kaj Lea
Managing Director, Pacific Northwest & Central Multifamily Lending
Greg Newman
Managing Director, California Multifamily Lending
Jake Bade
Managing Director, Commercial Mortgage Lending
Will Oehler
Managing Director, Northeast Multifamily Lending
Frequently asked questions
Yes, Chase offers both fixed rate and adjustable rate loan programs:
- Initial fixed rate for 3, 5, 7 or 10 years, then adjustable for remaining term
- 15-year fixed
- 6-month arm adjustable-rate loan programs
- Fannie Mae® DUS®: Fixed rate for 10, 12 or 15 years with up to a 30-year amortization
Our fast, efficient loan process typically closes in 45 days or less.
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S&P Global Market Intelligence, FDIC, 12/31/21
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