See the maturity wall before the borrower picks up the phone.
Every recorded NYC mortgage of $1M+ estimated to come due in the next 18 months — borrower entity, lender, BBL, loan size and a direct link to the recorded document. Built from ACRIS for lenders, note buyers and investors.
First data run in progress — figures appear after tonight’s refresh.
How the estimate works
ACRIS doesn’t publish maturity dates. We back into them from recorded mortgages on standard commercial terms — then hand you the document so you can confirm the stated maturity yourself.
Pull every recording
Mortgages and consolidation agreements of $1M+ from NYC’s public ACRIS records, all five boroughs.
Back into maturity
Paper originated ~5, 7 or 10 years ago is matched to the next 18 months, with the assumed term shown on every row.
Filter, export, verify
Slice by borough, size, term and window. Export to CSV. One click opens the recorded document on ACRIS.
What subscribers see
Largest loans estimated to mature in the next six months. Address and borrower unlock with a subscription.
| Est. maturity | Loan | Borough | Address | Borrower | Lender | Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sample rows appear after the first nightly refresh. | ||||||
Pricing
One plan. Founding members keep this rate for as long as they stay subscribed.
- All five boroughs, $1M+ loans, 18-month horizon
- Borrower entity and originating lender on every loan
- Refreshed nightly from ACRIS
- Filters for borough, size, term, window, entity borrowers
- Unlimited CSV export
- Link to the recorded document on every row
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Questions
- How accurate are the maturity dates?
- They’re estimates from the origination date and an assumed 5, 7 or 10-year term. The actual maturity is stated in the recorded mortgage — every row links straight to it on ACRIS. Treat this as a screen, not a verified fact.
- Could a loan already be paid off?
- Yes. A loan may have been refinanced, satisfied or extended since it was recorded. Check the property’s later ACRIS activity before acting on a row.
- Do you include owner contact info?
- No. You get the borrowing entity as recorded. Most are single-purpose LLCs; finding principals is up to you.
- Who is this for?
- Lenders sourcing refinance volume, note and debt buyers, investors tracking distress, and analysts sizing the NYC maturity wall.