Compare commercial debt products

Sort by any column. The last column is what actually matters on most files: annual debt service per $1,000,000 borrowed, which folds amortization and rate into a single number.

Which product services most cheaply per million borrowed?

CMHC MLI Select — $50,526 a year per $1M at 4.05% over 40 years. That is a servicing cost, not a total cost: insurance premiums, fees, prepayment terms, and recourse are not in this column.

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Commercial debt products compared by rate, leverage, coverage, and servicing cost
CMHC MLI Select14.05%9085%1.10x4010$50,526
Multi-Residential Financing24.75%16075%1.20x305$62,598
Industrial Financing24.90%17570%1.30x255$69,453
Commercial Refinance25.00%18575%1.25x255$70,151
Commercial Mortgage15.05%19070%1.25x255$70,501
Portfolio Financing35.15%20068%1.30x255$71,204
Owner-Occupied Financing35.25%21075%1.25x205$80,861
CMBS Conduit Debt35.30%21565%1.40x3010$66,637
Retail & Office Financing25.60%24560%1.35x205$83,226
BDC Small-Business Property Loan36.15%30075%1.20x205$87,013
Construction Financing16.90%37565%1.00xIO2$84,050
Bridge Loan17.65%45070%1.05xIO1$89,853
Land Financing28.40%52550%0.00xIO2$95,820
Private & Hard-Money Lending310.15%70065%1.00xIO1$110,316
Mezzanine Financing211.65%85085%1.00xIO3$123,295
Indicative rate by product (%)

How these figures were produced

  • ObservedRecorded directly from the cited source series, unadjusted.
  • ModelledDerived arithmetically from observed inputs using the published method; not a market quote.
How Capitalor computes these numbers

Which Canadian commercial debt product is cheapest?

CMHC MLI Select carries the tightest indicative spread at 4.05%. Cheapest headline rate is rarely cheapest capital: insured products trade rate for premiums and covenants, and short-term products trade rate for speed and flexibility.

Which product allows the highest leverage?

CMHC MLI Select, at roughly 85% LTV. High leverage is usually paid for in coverage tests, insurance premiums, or recourse rather than in the rate itself.

Why compare cost per $1M instead of rate?

Because amortization moves annual cost as much as rate does. A 40-year insured amortization at a higher rate can service more cheaply than a 20-year conventional loan at a lower one — the per-million column makes that visible.

Are these rates offers?

No. They are index benchmarks: the Government of Canada 5-year yield plus a published per-product spread. Capitalor does not originate, broker, or place debt.

Not adviceCapitalor is a data publisher. We do not originate, broker, arrange, or place debt, and nothing here is an offer of credit, a quote, or financial advice. Figures are indicative benchmarks for comparison and must be confirmed with a licensed lender or mortgage professional before you rely on them. About Capitalor