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US Banks Ranked by Construction Loan Concentration
Construction loans, the financing for projects not yet generating rental income, are the highest-loss-severity sub-segment of commercial real estate. The 2006 Interagency Guidance flags banks with construction loans exceeding 100% of capital (Tier 1 plus the allowance) for heightened supervisory attention. Most US bank failures since 1980 with a CRE component have involved heavy construction-loan exposure: the 1990s S&L crisis, the 2008–2011 wave of failures, and several 2023–24 community-bank failures all featured banks concentrated in construction lending. This page ranks every FDIC-insured US commercial bank by construction-to-capital ratio.
Data as of Q2 2026 call reports. Ranked highest first; closed charters are excluded. Across the 3,687 ranked banks, the median Construction Loans / Tier 1 Capital + Allowance is 32.93%, and 264 are in the stress band. Next update: Q3 2026 Call Reports are due October 30, 2026; we expect them on the platform by mid-November 2026.
How the bands work. Within norms: 50% or lower. On watch: above 50% up to 100%. In stress: above 100%. These are screening cutoffs, not supervisory ratings.
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| # | Bank | Construction Loans / Tier 1 Capital + Allowance | Band |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Northeast Community Bank | 399.55% | STRESS |
| 2 | Oklahoma Capital Bank | 287.53% | STRESS |
| 3 | Fidelity Bank | 284.71% | STRESS |
| 4 | Hyperion Bank | 250.08% | STRESS |
| 5 | Bank of Newington | 227.52% | STRESS |
| 6 | The Bank of the West | 213.79% | STRESS |
| 7 | Horizon Bank | 206.99% | STRESS |
| 8 | First Service Bank | 206.40% | STRESS |
| 9 | Exchange Bank | 205.25% | STRESS |
| 10 | Eagle Valley Bank | 204.05% | STRESS |
| 11 | Legends West Bank | 201.32% | STRESS |
| 12 | Legacy Bank & Trust Company | 195.73% | STRESS |
| 13 | The Bank of Old Monroe | 195.38% | STRESS |
| 14 | Texas Bank | 194.93% | STRESS |
| 15 | Bank of Sunset & Trust Company | 189.45% | STRESS |
| 16 | Dundee Bank | 187.41% | STRESS |
| 17 | KS Bank, Inc. | 186.67% | STRESS |
| 18 | Bank of South Texas | 186.31% | STRESS |
| 19 | Bank of New England | 185.76% | STRESS |
| 20 | South Central State Bank | 184.74% | STRESS |
| 21 | West Point Bank | 184.60% | STRESS |
| 22 | Ubank | 183.24% | STRESS |
| 23 | Yampa Valley Bank | 182.51% | STRESS |
| 24 | Merchants and Farmers Bank | 172.79% | STRESS |
| 25 | Northview Bank | 172.64% | STRESS |
| 26 | Paragon Bank | 172.06% | STRESS |
| 27 | American Bank & Trust Company Inc. | 171.72% | STRESS |
| 28 | Bank 21 | 168.97% | STRESS |
| 29 | First State Bank of Texas | 167.78% | STRESS |
| 30 | Sullivan Bank | 164.33% | STRESS |
| 31 | NBT Financial Bank | 163.18% | STRESS |
| 32 | Star Bank | 162.94% | STRESS |
| 33 | River City Bank, Inc. | 162.68% | STRESS |
| 34 | Meade County Bank, Inc. | 160.90% | STRESS |
| 35 | Community State Bank | 159.62% | STRESS |
| 36 | First Western Bank | 159.41% | STRESS |
| 37 | Citizens State Bank | 157.43% | STRESS |
| 38 | One World Bank | 156.56% | STRESS |
| 39 | Bank of Billings | 155.85% | STRESS |
| 40 | Portage Bank | 154.67% | STRESS |
| 41 | Community Bank | 154.08% | STRESS |
| 42 | Community First Bank of Indiana | 153.40% | STRESS |
| 43 | Peoples Bank & Trust | 152.95% | STRESS |
| 44 | First Commerce Bank | 152.57% | STRESS |
| 45 | United Bank | 151.99% | STRESS |
| 46 | Anderson Brothers Bank | 151.11% | STRESS |
| 47 | McClain Bank | 151.07% | STRESS |
| 48 | Farmers State Bank of Calhan | 149.92% | STRESS |
| 49 | Bank of Little Rock | 149.33% | STRESS |
| 50 | Citizens Bank | 149.05% | STRESS |
| 51 | YNB | 148.79% | STRESS |
| 52 | Worthington Bank | 148.67% | STRESS |
| 53 | Gateway Bank | 147.73% | STRESS |
| 54 | Farmers & Merchants Bank | 147.69% | STRESS |
| 55 | Ciera Bank | 147.47% | STRESS |
| 56 | Firstier Bank | 147.08% | STRESS |
| 57 | Financial Federal Bank | 146.93% | STRESS |
| 58 | Raccoon Valley Bank | 146.51% | STRESS |
| 59 | The Federal Savings Bank | 146.32% | STRESS |
| 60 | American Bank of Freedom | 145.85% | STRESS |
| 61 | Select Bank | 145.65% | STRESS |
| 62 | Trustar Bank | 144.71% | STRESS |
| 63 | Ponce Bank, N.A. | 144.29% | STRESS |
| 64 | American Bank | 144.19% | STRESS |
| 65 | Stockman Bank of Montana | 144.04% | STRESS |
| 66 | Amerifirst Bank | 143.34% | STRESS |
| 67 | Community Bank of Pickens County | 143.11% | STRESS |
| 68 | Interbank | 142.99% | STRESS |
| 69 | Legacy Bank | 142.82% | STRESS |
| 70 | Mega Bank | 141.76% | STRESS |
| 71 | Benchmark Community Bank | 141.40% | STRESS |
| 72 | First Enterprise Bank | 139.08% | STRESS |
| 73 | Premier Bank N.A. | 138.40% | STRESS |
| 74 | Midwest Regional Bank | 138.20% | STRESS |
| 75 | Resource Bank | 137.85% | STRESS |
| 76 | Peoples State Bank | 137.15% | STRESS |
| 77 | Lakeside Bank | 137.05% | STRESS |
| 78 | Bedford Federal Savings Bank | 136.64% | STRESS |
| 79 | United Republic Bank | 135.91% | STRESS |
| 80 | South Atlantic Bank | 135.44% | STRESS |
| 81 | American Bank of Commerce | 135.40% | STRESS |
| 82 | Citizens Tri-County Bank | 135.13% | STRESS |
| 83 | First Resource Bank | 134.88% | STRESS |
| 84 | Goldwater Bank, N.A. | 134.53% | STRESS |
| 85 | Bank of Monticello | 133.87% | STRESS |
| 86 | First Westroads Bank, Inc. | 133.57% | STRESS |
| 87 | Security State Bank & Trust | 133.54% | STRESS |
| 88 | Pinnacle Bank | 133.00% | STRESS |
| 89 | Grand Savings Bank | 132.86% | STRESS |
| 90 | Adelphi Bank | 132.41% | STRESS |
| 91 | Mid-America Bank | 132.01% | STRESS |
| 92 | The Village Bank | 131.94% | STRESS |
| 93 | Heritage Community Bank | 131.22% | STRESS |
| 94 | Bank of Madison | 131.10% | STRESS |
| 95 | Evergreen National Bank | 130.86% | STRESS |
| 96 | First National Bank of Brookfield | 130.60% | STRESS |
| 97 | Taylorsville Savings Bank, SSB | 130.22% | STRESS |
| 98 | Farmers Trust and Savings Bank | 130.02% | STRESS |
| 99 | Bank of Zachary | 128.96% | STRESS |
| 100 | Craft Bank | 128.89% | STRESS |
Methodology
Computed as construction, land development, and other land loans (Schedule RC-C item 1.a) divided by Tier 1 capital plus the allowance for credit losses, times 100, from each bank's most recent call report. That is the denominator the FFIEC UBPR uses to measure the 2006 guidance's 100% test, and the one in the column header above. Excludes banks with no construction loans on file.
Source authority: FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-C item 1.a (construction, land development, and other land loans) divided by Tier 1 capital plus the allowance for credit losses, the FFIEC UBPR page 7B basis. Until September 2026 this page divided by total equity, which understated the ratio for most banks. The 100% threshold derives from the 2006 Interagency Guidance on CRE concentrations, where construction is identified as the highest-loss-severity CRE sub-segment.
Frequently asked
Why is construction loan concentration the most-watched CRE metric?
Construction loans finance projects that are not yet generating operating cash flow, repayment depends on the borrower's ability to complete the project AND lease or sell the finished property. When demand drops or rates rise, both can fail. Historical loss severities on stressed construction loans (40–60% of par) run double those on stabilized commercial properties, which is why supervisors treat them as a separate concentration category.
What did the 2006 Interagency Guidance say about construction loans?
The guidance flagged construction-loan concentrations at 100% or more of total capital as a supervisory trigger; the UBPR measures that capital as Tier 1 capital plus the allowance. Banks crossing this threshold are expected to demonstrate enhanced underwriting standards, stronger portfolio-level stress testing, and senior-management oversight commensurate with the heightened credit risk.
Are there safe ways to run high construction concentration?
Yes, community banks in growing metros with sophisticated construction-lending teams, deep market knowledge, conservative loan-to-cost ratios, and granular project diversification can operate well above 100% safely. The supervisory expectation isn't to avoid concentration; it's to match concentration with infrastructure that justifies it.
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