Huntington National Bank

Bank · Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Detroit, New York City, Memphis, Charlotte · active as of Oct 2026

Huntington National Bank has 506 commercial mortgage closings on record since Nov 2023, in 13 counties — most in Harris, Dallas, Tarrant. The middle half of its loans ran $1.5M–$5.2M, median $2.4M. Everything below is what the county record shows this lender did, dated to its last closing — not a credit box, and not a promise that it is lending on the same terms today.

Counted from the recorded mortgages that name Huntington National Bank as the lender: one row per loan, the originator of record only, every spelling the clerk used folded together (21 spellings, including 2 former names). The last 36 months, as of Nov 2026; 1,531 loans on file in all since Mar 2009.

Where Huntington National Bank lends

CountyMarketLast 36 monthsAll time
HarrisHouston106263
DallasDallas–Fort Worth94360
TarrantDallas–Fort Worth77276
TravisAustin67179
CollinDallas–Fort Worth64151
DentonDallas–Fort Worth53114
BexarSan Antonio1785
WayneDetroit1369
Kings (Brooklyn)New York City510
BronxNew York City56
ShelbyMemphis35
MecklenburgCharlotte18
QueensNew York City12
New York (Manhattan)New York City03

A county links to its own lender page — every institution that has closed there, ranked, by property type and loan size.

Closings by quarter

40
39
30
53
68
67
59
54
44
23
14
1
2024 Q12026 Q4

Recorded closings in each of the last 12 quarters. A lender that stopped reads as stopped: the bars are what was recorded, quarter by quarter, nothing smoothed.

What it lends on, and how much

Collateral

  • Unclassified13426%
  • Commercial (general)10821%
  • Land9118%
  • Retail438%
  • Industrial438%
  • Office224%
  • Residential 1–4 Units184%
  • Special Purpose173%
  • Multifamily153%
  • Health Care51%
  • Lodging51%
  • Self Storage20%
  • Parking20%
  • Mixed Use10%

≈ Denton and Tarrant publish no building class, so property types there are Circlemark's estimates from what is on record at each address, not the district's classification.

Loan size

Middle half
$1.5M–$5.2M
Median
$2.4M
Largest single recording
$130.8M
Not tied to a purchase
47%of 215 classified

Recent closings

RecordedCountyCollateralAmountBorrower
Oct 19, 2026TarrantCommercial (general)$1.3Mon the signed-in profile
Sep 23, 2026Bexar—$44.5Mon the signed-in profile
Sep 22, 2026Denton—$1.7Mon the signed-in profile
Sep 16, 2026DallasHealth Care$21.7Mon the signed-in profile
Sep 10, 2026HarrisSpecial Purpose$1Mon the signed-in profile

The 5 most recent of 1,531 recorded loans. The signed-in profile lists all of them with the property, the borrower and when each comes due.

Names on the record

The clerk records the name on the instrument and never updates it after a merger, so loans under these names are counted here — each a reviewed decision, never a guess from the footprint.

  • Veritex Community Bank — former name, 3,650 loans
  • Cadence Bank — former name, 2,086 loans

3 people on record at Huntington National Bank

3 who run the firm or its lending — the commercial lending people Huntington National Bank's own team page, its announcements and the county's filings name, each cited to its source, with published work emails where there are any. And every one of its 1,531 recorded loans, with the borrower, the collateral and when each comes due.

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How this is counted

  • Source of record. Every closing is a mortgage recorded with the county that names Huntington National Bank, or a spelling of it, as the lender. Loans where it appears as nominee, servicer or trustee are left out.
  • One loan, one closing. A blanket loan over several lots, or a facility recorded once per property, counts once.
  • Revealed, not stated. This is what Huntington National Bank has done, not what it says it wants. It has not told us its credit box, and this page never guesses one from the sizes it has closed.
  • Dated. The window is the last 36 months to Nov 2026. Re-counted every six hours from the weekly re-read of the record. An institution has a page once it has 10 closings in the window.

How spellings become one institution is on the methodology page. The same count across a whole market, with the 25 most active lenders named, is in who lends on Texas commercial real estate and who lends on NYC commercial real estate.

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