SBA 7(a) Warehouse Feasibility Study in New York

What SBA's own loan files show about SBA 7(a) lending to warehouse and distribution projects in New York, and what a feasibility study for an SBA 7(a) loan there has to test.

The New York warehouse (SBA 7(a)) book in detail

Between FY2017 and FY2026, SBA authorized 32 loans in the 7(a) program to warehouse projects in New York, carrying $8.9 million in gross dollars. Position: 5 in the New York warehouse (SBA 7(a)) approvals, and 23 of 39 across New York's own asset classes. Centre size: $150,000. Relative to SBA 7(a) warehouse loans nationwide, New York runs at 0.43x on the median, a more modest loan size. Between $61,250 and $285,950 lies the middle half of the approvals across New York. The franchise share of New York loans is 0.00%. New York's lenders, counties and years carry the warehouse page.

Lenders, counties and timing in New York

Among New York institutions, the top names here are TD Bank, National Association with 10 loans worth $954,000 and KeyBank National Association with 5 loans worth $4.5 million. SBA names each New York warehouse loan's current holder, so the lender rows show who holds the loans today. By county, Rockland with 6, Orange with 5, Suffolk with 5 and Onondaga with 4 lead the warehouse loans in New York. On the calendar for New York, approvals peaked at 6 loans, worth $1.8 million, in FY2021, with FY2026 at 2 loans and $400,000; the series opened in FY2017 at 2.

New York: cancellations, charge-offs and one warehouse coding limit

Cancellation after approval is left blank for New York warehouse, since Loan Analytics withholds the rate for fewer than 30 loans; a warehouse blank for New York is withheld, never a zero. Between FY2017 and FY2021 New York funded under 30 of the 32 warehouse loans, so Loan Analytics withholds a warehouse charge-off figure, and the warehouse gap is not a zero. Lenders must take these New York rates, drawn from 32 loans, as minimums, never as final results. The class carries a coding limit that is worth noting in New York: New York's loans need to be read as public warehousing alone: owner-occupied warehouses are assigned under other industries.

The work behind a New York warehouse loan request

Under 7(a), a New York warehouse request, one of 32, rests on New York repayment capacity and the real estate the New York study must document. A New York warehouse study tests tenant demand relative to vacancy plus truck routes. Ceiling height, loading positions, floor specification and trailer courts drive warehouse budgets in New York. Show the New York warehouse case at $150,000 first, next at $285,950, and one slower year beside each, so the study shows how payments stop being covered. An appraisal will value warehouse property on mature occupancy and achievable rates, and our forecast shows both. TD Bank, National Association holds 10 of these loans; the holder row describes loans, not any terms a New York warehouse borrower would be offered.

Loan Analytics presents the 32 New York approvals as SBA's New York data, not a forecast for any warehouse project; a warehouse study signed by Daniel Smith, MAI, tests New York conditions directly, and New York approvals guarantee nothing.

SBA 7(a) warehouse and distribution loans in New York

Loans approved, FY2017 to FY202632
Gross dollars approved$8.9 million
Median loan$150,000
Middle half of loans, from$61,250
Middle half of loans, to$285,950
Franchise share of loans0.00%
Rank among states for SBA 7(a) warehouse and distribution loans, by number of loans5
Rank of warehouse and distribution among classes in New York23 of 39
Median loan against the national SBA 7(a) median for the class0.43x

Cancellation and charge-off

Cancelled after approval, FY2017 to FY2024 approvals (a floor) not reported: fewer than 30 loans in the cohort
Charged off to date, FY2017 to FY2021 disbursed loans (a floor) not reported: fewer than 30 loans in the cohort

Both rates are floors. SBA withholds the status of open loans, so a loan counts as charged off only once SBA reports it; a rate needs at least 30 loans in its cohort and is otherwise not reported.

SBA 7(a) warehouse and distribution loans approved in New York, by fiscal year

0246FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025FY2026Loans, FY2017: 2Loans, FY2018: 5Loans, FY2019: 2Loans, FY2020: 1Loans, FY2021: 6Loans, FY2022: 1Loans, FY2023: 6Loans, FY2024: 2Loans, FY2025: 5Loans, FY2026: 2
Fiscal yearLoansDollars
FY20172$175,000
FY20185$3.0 million
FY20192$495,000
FY20201$150,000
FY20216$1.8 million
FY20221$350,000
FY20236$634,600
FY20242$550,000
FY20255$1.4 million
FY20262$400,000

Most active SBA lenders

SBA 7(a): lenders by loans approved (the current holder of each loan, as SBA reports it)
LenderLoansDollars
TD Bank, National Association10$954,000
KeyBank National Association5$4.5 million

Where the loans are, by county

CountyLoans
ROCKLAND6
ORANGE5
SUFFOLK5
ONONDAGA4
KINGS3
MONROE2
SULLIVAN2
CATTARAUGUS1
HERKIMER1
JEFFERSON1

Public warehousing only; owner-occupied warehouses of other industries are coded to those industries.

Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, 7(a) and 504 loan-level FOIA files (data.sba.gov), as of 2026-09-30; Loan Analytics loan-outcome cell SAP-NY-C10-7A.

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