Colorado Springs multifamily & commercial financing

Colorado Springs Apartment
& Commercial Loans.

Colorado Springs has its own rhythm, set by the bases, the Academy, and a steady flow of people who arrive on orders and need a place to live. We review apartment, multifamily, and commercial loans across the Pikes Peak region, with interest-only and cash out options for owners who want their building working harder.

Apartment and commercial loans from $1 million to $30 million+

Local context

A military town with
a renter's calendar

All Colorado apartment financing
1

The bases keep people moving in

Fort Carson, Peterson and Schriever Space Force Bases, Cheyenne Mountain, and the Air Force Academy bring a steady stream of service members, civilians, and contractors to the Springs every year, and many of them rent off base. That turnover is part of life here, and a well-run building treats it as a reliable source of new tenants rather than a risk.

2

The Springs had its own building wave, and it is working through it

Like Denver, the Springs saw a run of new apartment buildings that pushed landlords into a couple of months free to fill units. Deliveries have slowed since, and by the first half of 2026 occupancy had climbed back to its highest level in nearly four years. Buildings that held on through the concessions are now in a much better spot to refinance or pull cash out.

Property stock

What owners
own here

01

Garden apartments near the bases

Two and three story communities on the south and east sides, close to Fort Carson's gates and the Peterson and Schriever corridor, where the tenant base is built around the military calendar and steady paychecks.

02

Newer mid-rise buildings on the north side

Larger, amenity-heavy communities that came online during the recent building wave. Many are past lease-up now, and the conversation turns to moving from short-term debt into a long-term loan that fits a stabilized building.

Local complications

What changes the conversation
in Colorado Springs

01

Deployments and PCS season

Military moves follow their own schedule, and a building near the bases can see occupancy shift with a deployment or a busy summer moving season. A few months of rent roll history tells the real story better than a single snapshot.

02

Concessions still in the rent roll

Some newer buildings are still offering free rent on new leases. We start with what tenants actually pay after concessions, and if the building is close to stabilized, we can look at a bridge loan now and a long-term loan once the free rent burns off.

03

Hail and insurance

The Springs sits along the Front Range, where hail is a regular part of the year and insurance premiums have climbed fast. A current quote on the building, with the actual deductible, keeps everyone working from the same expense line.

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Questions

Colorado Springs apartment and commercial loan FAQ

Does Capituro review apartment loans in Colorado Springs?+
Yes. We review apartment and multifamily loans across Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region, including Fountain, Security-Widefield, Monument, and Manitou Springs.
What size Colorado Springs apartment loans do you review?+
Most of the apartment loans we review in the Springs run from $1 million to $30 million and up, on buildings from 5 units to more than 300.
Does a tenant base tied to the military make a building harder to refinance?+
No. Steady military demand is one of the reasons Colorado Springs apartments hold up well. We look at the rent roll over several months so that moving season and deployments are part of the picture, not a surprise.
Can I get an interest-only loan on a Colorado Springs apartment building?+
Yes. Interest-only payments for up to the full term are available on stabilized apartment buildings, and they are often paired with a cash out refinance so the owner keeps more of the building's monthly income.
My building is still offering concessions. Can I refinance?+
Often, yes. We start with the rent tenants are actually paying after concessions. If the building is close to stabilized, a long-term loan may work today. If not, a bridge loan can carry it until the free rent burns off.
Do you review commercial property in Colorado Springs?+
Yes. We review retail, office, warehouse, self storage, mixed use, and other commercial property across the Pikes Peak region for purchases, refinances, and cash out.