Construction Loans

Cover expenses on your commercial real estate project. 

Short-term Construction Loans are used to build commercial real estate projects. Ideal for experienced developers, this loan offers competitive rates and a construction-to-permanent option that combines what would usually be separate loans for buying land, building, and the mortgage.
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Amerant Construction Loan Features

Cover Costs. All of Them.

Construction-to-permanent option covers buying land, building, and mortgage.

Flexible Financing

Competitive rates for short-term loans used to finance your commercial real estate project.

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Decisions made locally by people who are dedicated to your community and its well-being.

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Bridge Loans

Bridge Loans
Owner-Occupied Real Estate Loan

Owner-Occupied Real Estate Loan
Income Producing Commercial Loan

Income Producing Commercial Loan

Questions You May Have About Construction Loans. Answered.

A home construction loan is a short-term, higher-interest loan that provides funds that are required in order to build a residential property.

Amerant’s Construction Loans include solutions for experienced developers, competitive rates, and include a construction to term option. Amerant’s loan decisions made locally by people who are dedicated to your community and its well-being.

With construction loans, you only make interest payments during the construction stage itself, while with a mortgage, you start paying principal and interest immediately.

Amerant offers a variety of loans including but not limited to Income Producing Loans and Bridge Loans. All loans provided by Amerant are personalized solutions that are tailor-made for your business needs.

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