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Office is the asset class where lenders have moved the furthest, and a file that would have closed without discussion a few years ago now gets read line by line. The question is no longer only what the building earns today but what it costs to keep a suite occupied.

What the file turns on

Weighted average lease term, tenant credit and industry concentration, and an honest number for tenant improvements and leasing commissions on renewal.

Where deals fail

A pro-forma that renews every tenant at today’s rent with no downtime and no improvement allowance, and buildings competing against newer space on amenities they cannot match.

Smaller professional buildings

Owner-occupied and small professional office — law, accounting, insurance, engineering — reads differently from institutional office and is often the stronger file.

Our minimum loan is $200,000. We are a direct commercial lender working across the 43 states we serve, in business since 1998. We do not publish a rate for this product because the number depends on the file — call and we will quote the deal in front of us.

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Office Lending

Multi-Tenant Office Building Loans in Texas:
What Still Works in a Remote-Work World

Office lending has gotten harder — but it hasn't stopped. The investors and lenders who understand what's actually happening in Texas office markets are finding real opportunity: suburban Class B buildings with diversified tenant bases are holding occupancy, medical office is thriving, and value-add repositioning of well-located Class C buildings is generating strong returns. The key is knowing which office assets lenders will fund and how to structure the deal.

What Lenders Are Funding

Suburban B/C — multi-tenant, strong occupancy, diversified rent roll
Medical office — healthcare tenants, 8–12 yr leases, recession-proof
Professional services — attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors — sticky tenants
Government/NNN — GSA and municipal tenants on long leases
Value-add — undermanaged B/C with clear lease-up path at strong basis

What Lenders Are Avoiding

Downtown Class A — high vacancy, tech & finance tenants shrinking
Single-tenant office — one tenant leaves = 100% vacant
Short remaining lease terms — 12 months left is a refinance, not a new loan
Large floorplates — 20,000+ SF suites are hardest to re-tenant
High-rise urban core — DFW/Houston CBD vacancy is elevated; lenders are cautious

Texas Office at a Glance (2026)

Suburban vacancy: 12–16% (manageable)
Downtown vacancy: 18–26% (problematic)
Medical office vacancy: 3–5% (thriving)
Typical LTV: 60–68% (tighter than other asset classes)
DSCR minimum: 1.25–1.30×
Most Lendable

Suburban Multi-Tenant (B Class)

5–10 tenant mix of professional services, healthcare, financial, and business services. Stabilized 85%+ occupancy. 3–5 year leases typical. DFW suburbs (Plano, Frisco, Irving), Houston (Woodlands, Westchase, Sugar Land) — strong demand.

LTV: 63–68% · Rate: call for today's rate · DSCR: 1.25×
Strongest Sub-Type

Medical Office Building (MOB)

Healthcare tenants average 8–12 year leases, rarely move. Texas population growth driving physician demand. Lenders offer better terms than standard office — longer lease terms justify higher LTV.

LTV: 65–72% · Rate: call for today's rate · DSCR: 1.20×
Government-Backed

NNN Government / GSA

Federal, state, or municipal tenant on long-term triple-net lease. GSA (federal) leases are effectively investment-grade. Highest LTV and lowest rates in the office category. Rare but extremely financeable.

LTV: 68–75% · Rate: call for today's rate · AAA credit backing
Value-Add

Class C Repositioning

Older suburban office at strong basis — buy at 65–70% of replacement cost, renovate common areas, push rents to market, lease-up to 90%+. Bridge financing during value-add, then perm at stabilization. Requires execution experience and track record.

LTV: 60–65% as-is · Bridge: 10–13% · Perm at stabilization
Niche Demand

Coworking / Flex Office

Managed flex office (WeWork model, but solvent operators) shows resilience where Class A struggled. Day-office and private suite demand from hybrid workers and SMBs is strong. Lenders underwrite on actual NOI, not desk-count projections. Proven operators only.

LTV: 58–65% · Rate: call for today's rate · Track record critical
Selective Only

Single-Tenant & Owner-Occupied

Owner buys building for their own business. SBA 504 at 10% down if 51%+ owner-occupied. Conventional at today's rates. Single-tenant investor-owned is challenging — one lease, one point of failure. Lenders require long remaining term and strong tenant credit.

SBA: 10% down · Conv: 20–25% · ST investor: 60–65% LTV

What Office Lenders Want to See

Diversified rent roll — 6+ tenants, no single tenant exceeding 25–30% of revenue
Weighted average lease term of 3+ years remaining across all tenants
Occupancy at 85%+ for trailing 12 months — declining occupancy trend is a deal-stopper
Suburban location with parking ratio of 4:1,000 SF or better — easy tenant parking is a retention factor
Rents at or below market with near-term rental upside — renewal risk is priced in favorably
Professional management with clear leasing plan for any vacant suites

What Creates Friction or Kills the Deal

Occupancy below 80% — most lenders want to see stabilization before permanent financing
High downtown vacancy — lenders apply haircuts to projected stabilization timelines in oversupplied CBDs
Rollover risk — more than 40% of leases expiring in next 18 months is underwriting risk
Large single-tenant concentration — one anchor tenant leaving vaporizes cash flow
Deferred maintenance and capital needs — lenders may require reserves or repairs before closing
No clear tenant demand in the submarket — competition from newer product with TI concessions

Texas Office Market Submarket Comparison (2026)

SubmarketVacancy RateRent TrendLender AppetiteNotes
DFW Suburbs (Plano/Frisco/Allen)10–14%Stable / slight growthActiveTech & financial services demand; strong demographics
DFW CBD (Downtown Dallas)22–28%DecliningVery selectiveConversion to residential underway; institutional caution
Houston Energy Corridor / Westchase16–20%FlatSelectiveEnergy sector stabilized; healthcare tenants gaining share
Houston Medical Center / Greenway5–8%GrowingVery activeMedical office dominant; best Houston submarket for office
Austin Domain / North Austin12–16%MixedSelectiveTech vacancy from layoffs; suburban absorption better than CBD
San Antonio NW / Medical Center11–14%StableActiveHealthcare and financial services driving suburban demand

Office Building to Finance in Texas? Let's Look at the Numbers.

We don't blanket-decline office — we underwrite it. Suburban multi-tenant with solid occupancy, medical office, value-add with a clear plan, or owner-occupied with SBA — we've structured all of these across Texas. Send us your rent roll and T-12 and we'll tell you exactly what terms we can offer within 24 hours.

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