Commercial real estate loan servicing portfolio growth measures year-over-year growth in the commercial mortgage portfolio serviced by CBRE.
CBRE reported 2% growth in the servicing portfolio in the second quarter of 2026, to more than $468B.
Portfolio growth and servicing revenue can diverge
CBRE said loan-servicing revenue growth was tempered by lower escrow income tied to lower average interest rates.
That means a larger servicing portfolio does not automatically produce equal revenue growth.
Servicing is a more resilient business than transaction brokerage
CBRE classifies loan servicing among its Resilient Businesses rather than its Transactional Businesses.
Compare it with resilient business revenue growth and mortgage origination local-currency revenue growth.
Primary source: CBRE Q2 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
Part of the Commercial Real Estate Services Growth Economics
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