San Antonio
Bexar County records the lien. It does not record the loan.
A Texas county clerk indexes who borrowed from whom and on which lot — never how much, and never until when. Circlemark reads every commercial deed of trust recorded in Bexar County for the stated principal and maturity, ties it to the appraisal-district parcel, and keeps it current against releases, trustee's deeds and modifications every week.
- Loans tracked
- 9,602
- Maturing in the next 12 months
- 571
- Stated maturities
- 4,279
- Lifecycle events matched
- 39,566
Bexar County, recorded 2015 to date. As of Oct 26, 2026.
Where the numbers come from
- Bexar County Clerk — deeds of trust, releases, assignments, modifications
- Bexar Appraisal District — parcels, owners, situs addresses, market value
- SEC ABS-EE — conduit loans securitised into CMBS
- HUD & Freddie Mac — agency-insured multifamily disclosure
What Texas does not publish
Texas is a non-disclosure state: a deed states no sale price, so an origination loan-to-value cannot be computed here the way it can in New York. Maturity is stated on roughly two deeds in five; for the rest we model a due date from the lender type and say so, field by field, on the record itself.
Commercial loans maturing in Bexar County: the county's maturity windows, property mix and the lenders behind the loans coming due, counted from the record. The most active lenders in Bexar County: who has closed there in the last three years, by property type and loan size, dated to each lender's last deal.
How the data is built · Dallas–Fort Worth · Houston · Austin · New York City
Research on this market
- Who lends on Texas commercial real estate: the 25 most active lenders in Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin (2026)
The lenders behind 15,985 commercial mortgages recorded in Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin over the last three years, ranked by what they funded, by county, property type and loan size — and why no lender owns Texas the way one owns New York.
- How to find the owner of a commercial property in Texas, even behind an LLC (2026)
Texas is the opposite of New York: the state itself publishes who runs an LLC. The appraisal district names the owner of record and a mailing address, the Comptroller's franchise-tax search lists the officers and managers every LLC must report each year, and the deed of trust's signature page names who committed the entity to the loan. Where each one is, what it costs (one search is $1, the rest are free), and which one reaches a decision-maker.
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