CMBS
Yes. This is the deepest current loan-level coverage.
Coverage
The plain answer on bank and agency coverage
TrackCRE covers CMBS and FHA-insured multifamily debt today. Bank balance-sheet lending is not yet covered loan by loan, and other agency coverage is not comprehensive.
Agency
FHA-insured multifamily is covered. Ginnie support is partial. Other agency lending is not comprehensive.
Bank
No comprehensive loan-level bank balance-sheet coverage today.
Coverage by lending channel
ChannelStatusWhat that means
CMBS multifamily
Covered
Loan-level securitized filings, monthly performance history, servicing status, collateral links, and rule-based distress signals.
FHA-insured multifamily
Covered
HUD-insured multifamily project records, including available project, unit, delinquency, and inspection information. In-scope loans are 150 units or more, plus smaller FHA loans already linked to a tracked property.
Ginnie Mae multifamily
Partial
The product supports Ginnie Mae disclosure data used with HUD project records. Coverage depends on available monthly disclosures and a verified project match.
Other agency lending
Not currently covered
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac multifamily loans are not currently presented as comprehensive loan-level coverage.
Bank balance-sheet loans
Not currently covered
TrackCRE does not publish a comprehensive loan-by-loan bank balance-sheet dataset. A property may still appear through covered debt records or public property and ownership evidence.
Geography
Texas is live today. County ownership and value coverage varies with reliable public-record access. Additional Sunbelt markets are on the coverage roadmap, but TrackCRE does not present roadmap markets as live coverage.
Public feed boundary
The free browser feed, public JSON API, and public PDF include CMBS ALERT and WATCH records only. FHA and other agency records remain inside the authenticated product while redistribution is reviewed.
Need a specific bank, agency program, county, or market? Ask us directly and we will distinguish current coverage from a proposed addition.
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