Reading the graph
Reading each state’s properties and debt.
National market explorer
Pick a state to see the properties DFX tracks there, the debt against them, what comes due, and who owns and lends. Then go down to the metro and the building.
Published property records DFX holds in the state. Coverage, not the size of the market: programme multifamily nationally, assessor layers in Massachusetts and New York City.
Owners behind the entity, the loans against the asset with their servicer-filed maturity dates, and the lenders that hold the paper. Free to read, with the source and the date on every row.
Data as of .
Owners behind the entity, the debt on the asset and what matures next.
Who holds the paper, where exposure is concentrated and what is coming due.
Owners whose debt is maturing, and the ones who bought in your market.
628 dated events between Sep 20, 2026 to Oct 20, 2026, in 2 deals, 38 risk events, 448 opportunities, 140 other events.
Dated Aug 6, 2026 (from the source record); first seen by DFX Sep 24, 2026.
Fifty ranked targets, why each fits and who to contact, built from the same graph and delivered as a PDF.
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Dated Sep 25, 2026 (from the source record); first seen by DFX Oct 8, 2026.
Dated Aug 21, 2026 (from the source record); first seen by DFX Sep 24, 2026.
Dated Sep 3, 2026 (from the source record); first seen by DFX Sep 24, 2026.
Scheduled for Nov 1, 2026 (scheduled); first seen by DFX Aug 29, 2026.
+4,926 real estate signals in the window
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1,301 loans on DFX's tape (31 FHA-insured multifamily, 1,270 CMBS) carry a scheduled maturity in 2027, $24.4B of current balance ($26.5B at origination). Largest state exposures: NY $4.7B, CA $4.4B, unknown $3.7B, TX $1.1B. Largest lenders or servicers: CITI REAL ESTATE FUNDING $1.8B, GOLDMAN SACHS MORTGAGE $1.5B, NATIXIS REAL ESTATE CAPITAL $1.3B.
1,599 loans on DFX's tape (41 FHA-insured multifamily, 1,558 CMBS) carry a scheduled maturity in 2028, $29.3B of current balance ($31.7B at origination). Largest state exposures: unknown $5.5B, CA $4.4B, NY $3.8B, FL $2.0B. Largest lenders or servicers: CITI REAL ESTATE FUNDING $3.5B, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION $1.7B, GOLDMAN SACHS MORTGAGE $1.4B.
1,994 loans on DFX's tape (47 FHA-insured multifamily, 1,947 CMBS) carry a scheduled maturity in 2029, $39.5B of current balance ($41.1B at origination). Largest state exposures: unknown $9.6B, NY $6.7B, CA $4.3B, TX $2.5B. Largest lenders or servicers: CITI REAL ESTATE FUNDING $6.2B, GOLDMAN SACHS BANK USA $3.7B, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION $2.2B.
Of $61.4B maturing through 2028 on the programme and CMBS tape, the eight largest lenders or servicers carry CITI REAL ESTATE FUNDING $6.0B (303 loans), JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION $3.1B (115 loans), GOLDMAN SACHS MORTGAGE $3.0B (122 loans), NATIXIS REAL ESTATE CAPITAL $2.1B (89 loans), WELLS FARGO BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION $2.0B (133 loans). The largest alone is 10% of the total.
Between 2026-10-20 and 2027-10-20, 1,431 LIHTC compliance periods on the HUD tape reach their end date. Most in CA (174), NY (140), TX (73), NJ (57), IN (48), VA (48).
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Federally insured and federally assisted multifamily: the loans, the portfolios, the subsidised stock and the households in it, as the programmes themselves publish them.
Loan-level and servicer reporting on securitised commercial mortgages, beside the reported condition of the banks holding the rest of the market.
County and municipal assessment and recording: parcels, owners of record, recorded instruments and permits. Coverage here is deliberately deep in a few jurisdictions rather than thin everywhere.
Where the federal government rents, from whom, and until when.