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US Banks Ranked by Commercial Real Estate Concentration
Commercial real estate (CRE) concentration is the single most-watched credit-risk signal at US community banks. The 2006 Interagency Guidance flags institutions with CRE loans exceeding 300% of capital (Tier 1 plus the allowance, combined with significant growth) for heightened supervisory attention. Above 300% does not mean a bank is unsafe; it means examiners will scrutinize the underwriting, the concentration of exposure within CRE sub-asset-classes, and the bank's ability to absorb stress on those exposures. This page ranks every FDIC-insured US commercial bank by current CRE-to-capital ratio, with supervisory thresholds highlighted.
Data as of Q2 2026 call reports. Ranked highest first; closed charters are excluded. Across the 3,687 ranked banks, the median CRE Loans to Tier 1 Capital + Allowance is 149.42%, and 383 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: 100% or lower. On watch: above 100% up to 300%. In stress: above 300%. These are screening cutoffs, not supervisory ratings.
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| # | Bank | CRE Loans to Tier 1 Capital + Allowance | Band |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | River City Bank | 597.84% | STRESS |
| 2 | Oneunited Bank | 594.44% | STRESS |
| 3 | Smartbiz Bank, N.A. | 580.11% | STRESS |
| 4 | Marquette Bank | 576.77% | STRESS |
| 5 | Freedom Bank | 575.86% | STRESS |
| 6 | HCN Bank | 561.38% | STRESS |
| 7 | Five Star Bank | 537.54% | STRESS |
| 8 | DMB Community Bank | 535.93% | STRESS |
| 9 | Habib American Bank | 526.24% | STRESS |
| 10 | Ocean Bank | 525.61% | STRESS |
| 11 | Hingham Institution for Savings | 524.76% | STRESS |
| 12 | Kearny Bank | 514.96% | STRESS |
| 13 | Northeast Community Bank | 513.78% | STRESS |
| 14 | Riverhills Bank | 510.92% | STRESS |
| 15 | Carver Federal Savings Bank | 498.16% | STRESS |
| 16 | Lakeside Bank | 491.58% | STRESS |
| 17 | Prime Security Bank | 485.59% | STRESS |
| 18 | Northeast Bank | 483.81% | STRESS |
| 19 | Bridgewater Bank | 479.10% | STRESS |
| 20 | Liberty Bank N.A. | 477.00% | STRESS |
| 21 | Spencer Savings Bank, Savings and Loan Association | 476.48% | STRESS |
| 22 | First National Bank of Michigan | 474.20% | STRESS |
| 23 | Malaga Bank, FSB | 472.86% | STRESS |
| 24 | Commercial Bank of California | 472.79% | STRESS |
| 25 | Crown Bank | 468.63% | STRESS |
| 26 | First National Bank of Brookfield | 467.10% | STRESS |
| 27 | Optimumbank | 466.64% | STRESS |
| 28 | Everett Co-Operative Bank | 465.62% | STRESS |
| 29 | Farmers & Merchants State Bank | 463.44% | STRESS |
| 30 | First Commerce Bank | 462.91% | STRESS |
| 31 | River Bank | 462.11% | STRESS |
| 32 | State Bank of Texas | 460.80% | STRESS |
| 33 | Parkway Bank and Trust Company | 458.12% | STRESS |
| 34 | Gbank | 456.46% | STRESS |
| 35 | Genesis Bank | 455.40% | STRESS |
| 36 | First Resource Bank | 454.10% | STRESS |
| 37 | First Federal Savings and Loan Association of San Rafael | 453.83% | STRESS |
| 38 | First Carolina Bank | 450.79% | STRESS |
| 39 | Enterprise Bank | 449.83% | STRESS |
| 40 | Legacy Bank & Trust Company | 449.21% | STRESS |
| 41 | International Finance Bank | 446.42% | STRESS |
| 42 | Freedom Financial Bank | 446.37% | STRESS |
| 43 | Riverside Bank of Dublin | 446.30% | STRESS |
| 44 | Oklahoma Capital Bank | 444.95% | STRESS |
| 45 | Dundee Bank | 443.00% | STRESS |
| 46 | Great Southern Bank | 441.63% | STRESS |
| 47 | Waterfall Bank | 441.03% | STRESS |
| 48 | Ubank | 440.24% | STRESS |
| 49 | Pacific Crest Bank | 440.04% | STRESS |
| 50 | First Oklahoma Bank | 439.84% | STRESS |
| 51 | Citizens Bank | 439.76% | STRESS |
| 52 | Cornerstone Bank | 438.24% | STRESS |
| 53 | American Bank | 436.76% | STRESS |
| 54 | Apple Bank | 436.70% | STRESS |
| 55 | United Fidelity Bank, FSB | 435.86% | STRESS |
| 56 | City First Bank, N.A. | 435.74% | STRESS |
| 57 | Monterey County Bank | 435.49% | STRESS |
| 58 | The Park Bank | 432.73% | STRESS |
| 59 | ConnectOne Bank | 430.91% | STRESS |
| 60 | Interbank | 430.50% | STRESS |
| 61 | United Orient Bank | 429.46% | STRESS |
| 62 | Provident Bank | 429.24% | STRESS |
| 63 | United Bank of Michigan | 428.14% | STRESS |
| 64 | Peapack Private Bank and Trust | 426.88% | STRESS |
| 65 | Bank of New England | 426.85% | STRESS |
| 66 | Ohio State Bank | 426.02% | STRESS |
| 67 | Trustar Bank | 423.75% | STRESS |
| 68 | American Plus Bank, N.A. | 420.35% | STRESS |
| 69 | Ponce Bank, N.A. | 415.94% | STRESS |
| 70 | Core Bank | 413.35% | STRESS |
| 71 | Forest Park National Bank and Trust Company | 413.18% | STRESS |
| 72 | Founders Bank | 412.65% | STRESS |
| 73 | Cornhusker Bank | 412.47% | STRESS |
| 74 | American Eagle Bank | 410.80% | STRESS |
| 75 | Kish Bank | 410.29% | STRESS |
| 76 | American Pride Bank | 406.57% | STRESS |
| 77 | Preferred Bank | 405.63% | STRESS |
| 78 | Grinnell State Bank | 404.38% | STRESS |
| 79 | Alma Bank | 403.97% | STRESS |
| 80 | United Business Bank | 402.74% | STRESS |
| 81 | Piermont Bank | 402.43% | STRESS |
| 82 | The Equitable Bank, S.S.B. | 400.90% | STRESS |
| 83 | BCB Community Bank | 399.90% | STRESS |
| 84 | Haven Savings Bank | 398.20% | STRESS |
| 85 | KS Bank, Inc. | 398.01% | STRESS |
| 86 | Community State Bank | 397.48% | STRESS |
| 87 | Horizon Bank | 397.43% | STRESS |
| 88 | Spectra Bank | 395.67% | STRESS |
| 89 | Chemung Canal Trust Company, N.A. | 395.56% | STRESS |
| 90 | Pan American Bank & Trust | 395.31% | STRESS |
| 91 | Providence Bank | 395.03% | STRESS |
| 92 | Enterprise Bank | 394.64% | STRESS |
| 93 | Amboy Bank | 394.05% | STRESS |
| 94 | Carter Bank & Trust | 392.34% | STRESS |
| 95 | Millennium Bank | 391.71% | STRESS |
| 96 | US Metro Bank | 391.66% | STRESS |
| 97 | Flagship Bank | 391.14% | STRESS |
| 98 | American National Bank & Trust | 389.75% | STRESS |
| 99 | Bank of Tennessee | 389.34% | STRESS |
| 100 | Kennebunk Savings Bank | 389.19% | STRESS |
Methodology
Ranks the most-recent FFIEC call report filing for every active FDIC-insured commercial bank, including community bank leverage ratio (CBLR) filers, since the denominator is Tier 1 capital plus the allowance rather than total risk-based capital. Excludes banks with no CRE loans on record or with capital data missing. Refreshed quarterly. Banks file Call Reports within 30 days of quarter-end (35 days for banks with more than one foreign office), the FFIEC posts the bulk files about 45 days after quarter-end, and BankRegReports loads each quarter by the middle of the second month after it closes, for example Q1 by mid-May.
Source authority: FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-C (loan portfolio), RC-R (Tier 1 capital) and RC (allowance). Concentration is construction and land development, multifamily, non-owner-occupied nonfarm nonresidential, and loans to finance CRE not secured by real estate, divided by Tier 1 capital plus the allowance for credit losses. Owner-occupied CRE and farmland are excluded. This is the definition in the joint Interagency Guidance on Concentrations in Commercial Real Estate Lending (2006), as reported on FFIEC UBPR page 7B.
Frequently asked
What CRE concentration triggers supervisory attention?
The 2006 Interagency Guidance flags two conditions in combination: (1) total construction, land development, and other land loans exceed 100% of capital, AND (2) total commercial real estate loans exceed 300% of capital with growth of 50% or more in the prior 36 months. Crossing either threshold alone doesn't automatically trigger enforcement, but examiners will probe underwriting standards, portfolio diversification, and stress-testing rigor.
Is high CRE concentration unsafe?
Not by itself. A bank with strong underwriting, granular property diversification, conservative loan-to-value ratios, and robust stress-testing can run high concentration safely. The supervisory concern is concentration without the corresponding risk-management infrastructure. Several large community banks operate well above 300% CRE-to-capital and are rated highly on CAMELS.
Why does this matter for depositors and investors?
CRE has been the loss leader in every post-1980 US banking crisis. When CRE values fall sharply (1989–92 S&L crisis; 2008–11 GFC; 2023–25 office-loan reckoning), banks with concentrated CRE books absorb the losses first. Understanding a specific bank's CRE concentration is the single highest-signal credit-quality datapoint available from public regulatory filings.
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