Commercial loans maturing in Hudson County

When the loans come due

Active commercial loans in Hudson County by best-available maturity: the stated date where the recorded instrument has one, otherwise the modelled date. The past window counts stated dates only (and a rate reset read from the rider), never a lapsed estimate — a short guess is not a loan past due. Stated principal is the original amount of the stated loans, excluding facility counterparts and recordings outside the headline guards on the methodology page.

What the collateral is

Property type from Tax Assessor (MOD-IV). A blanket loan over several lots counts once, under the type the county records most often for it.

Who wrote the loans coming due

The ten institutions with the most Hudson County loans maturing in the next 12 months, as the originator of record. Spellings are grouped into institutions (one bank records under dozens of names); a successor or trade name is folded by the lender crosswalk on the methodology page. Stated = the loan's maturity is on the instrument. Who has been lending here lately, by property type and loan size, is on the Hudson County lender page.

How these numbers are counted

• Source of record. Every loan is a recorded instrument in Register of Deeds and Mortgages for Hudson County, matched to its parcel in Tax Assessor (MOD-IV). Trade press is not a source.
• Scope. Jersey City is a light read: Circlemark lists the mortgages whose maturity falls inside the next twelve months — the origination years that a five-, seven- or ten-year term or a three-year bridge puts due now — rather than every loan recorded since 2015, and reads each one's first pages for the stated principal and maturity. A loan due in three years is not listed yet. How the light read works.
• Floor. Loans of $1M and up on commercial collateral. A loan on a single house is excluded; a blanket over three or more houses is a portfolio and counts once.
• Active means active. A recorded satisfaction, release, consolidation or foreclosure drops the loan the week it is recorded. Hudson County is re-read every week.
• Stated versus estimated. A stated maturity is read from the scanned instrument and cited to its page. Where the document states none, the date is modelled from the origination date and the lender type's usual term, always marked ≈, never presented as a fact — and never counted as past due.
• As of Nov 4, 2026. The counters are recomputed daily from the record; this page cites the last run.
• Kept monthly. The last run of each month is Hudson County's entry in the Circlemark Maturity Index, so each edition can say what moved.

The full method, provenance tiers and known gaps are on the methodology page; what is particular to this market is on the Jersey City page.

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