Lending Guide

Bridge Loan Terms Snapshot (Quarterly)

CRE bridge loans currently price between 7.5% and 11% with 12–36 month terms, up to 75% LTV / 80% LTC, and 1%–3% origination fees. Multifamily and industrial price tightest; office prices widest.

$500,000 – $10,000,000
Bridge Loans

Eligible Asset Types

  • Multifamily
  • Industrial
  • Mixed-use
  • Retail
  • Hospitality

Bridge Loan Terms by Asset Class — Q2 2026

As of Q2 2026
  • Rate band: 7.5%–11%
  • Max LTC: 80%
  • Term: 12–36 months
Asset ClassRate RangeMax LTVMax LTCOriginationTerm
Multifamily (value-add)7.50% – 9.50%75%80%1.0% – 2.0%12–36 mo
Industrial / Light Industrial7.75% – 9.75%70%80%1.5% – 2.5%12–24 mo
Mixed-Use8.25% – 10.50%70%75%1.5% – 2.5%12–24 mo
Retail (necessity)8.50% – 10.75%65%75%2.0% – 3.0%12–24 mo
Hospitality9.50% – 11.00%60%70%2.0% – 3.0%12–24 mo
  • All scenarios require a documented exit (refinance or sale).
  • Hospitality and office require additional sponsor and reserve scrutiny.

Source: Riverside Park Capital (Q2 2026) — https://www.riversidepark.capital/bridge-loan-terms-snapshot. Data may be cited or embedded with attribution.

Underwriting Guidelines

  • Term: 12–36 months
  • Max LTV: 75%
  • Max LTC: 80%
  • Origination: 1% – 3%
  • Exit strategy required

Who This Is For

  • Sponsors pricing bridge takeouts
  • Brokers benchmarking bridge terms

Who This Is Not For

  • Stabilized long-term holds (use permanent debt)

Frequently Asked Questions

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Loan Parameters

Minimum$500,000
Maximum$10,000,000
Not eligible: owner-occupied residential, loans below $500K

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