CMBS loans maturing in South Florida, by county
30 securitized loans on properties in the five counties SourceDeck is live in, by scheduled maturity quarter.
A scheduled maturity is the date a loan agreement says the balance comes due. For securitized commercial loans the trust files that date in a public report. SourceDeck reads those filings for the counties it is live in and shows each property as the trust filed it. County clerks record that a mortgage exists, never its term, so recorded mortgages appear only as labeled estimates, in counts.
Newest filing read: 2026-11-01.
Palm Beach County
- 4 securitized loans, earliest scheduled maturity Q2 2027.
- No recorded-mortgage estimate here yet.
Broward County
- 9 securitized loans, earliest scheduled maturity Q1 2027.
- A labeled estimate from recorded mortgages is on the page.
Miami-Dade County
- 14 securitized loans, earliest scheduled maturity Q1 2027.
- No recorded-mortgage estimate here yet.
Martin County
- 1 securitized loan, earliest scheduled maturity Q1 2029.
- No recorded-mortgage estimate here yet.
St. Lucie County
- 2 securitized loans, earliest scheduled maturity Q3 2027.
- No recorded-mortgage estimate here yet.
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National context
National figures, for scale only. They say nothing about any one South Florida property.
- CMBS delinquency rate, all property types
- 8.02 percent (September 2026)
- Source: Trepp, as relayed by Scotsman Guide. Not verified at the primary source. Read in the Scotsman Guide report of Trepp data; we did not open the Trepp release itself.
- Commercial and multifamily mortgage balances scheduled to mature
- $875 billion in 2026 (about 17 percent of balances outstanding) (MBA survey released February 2026)
- Source: Mortgage Bankers Association. National total across all lenders. It is not a South Florida figure.
- Scheduled maturities, 2027
- $652 billion (MBA commentary, 2026)
- Source: Mortgage Bankers Association (chief economist remarks). Not verified at the primary source. The 2027 figure was found in coverage of MBA remarks; we did not find a separate MBA breakdown to cite.
What this page can and cannot tell you
- This list is short on purpose. It holds only securitized (CMBS) loans on South Florida properties that appear in public SEC trust filings (Reg AB II loan-level reports), and only the loans our reader has captured so far. Most commercial loans here are held by banks, life companies and private lenders and are not in any public filing.
- The county clerk mortgage index is loaded for Broward only, so only that county has a recorded-mortgage estimate.
- 23 other Florida securitized loans in the filings are in a county SourceDeck is not live in yet, or the filing states no county, and are not shown on any page.
- Language matters here: a scheduled maturity is a date in a loan agreement. It is not a sign of distress or default unless the filing says so, and this page never infers either.
- Source: public loan-level reports that commercial mortgage trusts file on SEC EDGAR, read by SourceDeck.
Inside a SourceDeck workspace the loan radar applies these same estimate rules to recorded mortgages, next to owner sourcing for the same county records. What SourceDeck holds in every Florida county.
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