CommLoan Expands AI Mortgage Marketplace with $850M in New Broker Volume

Mar 5, 2026
CommLoan has added 11 brokers representing $850 million in annual production to its AI-driven commercial mortgage marketplace, with $2.8 billion more in onboarding, according to a company press release.

CommLoan has added 11 experienced brokers representing about $850 million in annual production to its AI-powered commercial mortgage lending marketplace, announced in a press release. The company said it has funded more than $78 million in commercial real estate loans since December 2025.

The brokers joined CommLoan’s Empower platform over the past 45 days, reflecting growing adoption among originators seeking a more structured and efficient way to match borrowers with lenders nationwide. The company also reported that 14 additional brokers, representing $2.8 billion in prior year production, are currently in the onboarding process.

CommLoan’s marketplace uses structured lender data and algorithmic matching to connect borrowers with hundreds of active lending partners. This approach enables brokers to scale production and improve loan closure rates without increasing administrative workload.

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