SBA Loans for Restaurants & Lodging in Connecticut
Since fiscal year 2021, at least 65 lenders made 489 SBA loans to Restaurants & Lodging businesses in Connecticut. These are the most active, based on public SBA data.
Most active SBA lenders for Restaurants & Lodging in Connecticut
| # | Lender | Industry loans | Average | To startups | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company Buffalo, NY | 87 | $118,578 | 32% | 7(a), Express |
| 2 | Webster Bank National Association Waterbury, CT | 76 | $337,197 | 23% | 7(a), Express |
| 3 | Liberty Bank Middletown, CT | 42 | $205,568 | 37% | 7(a), Express |
| 4 | TD Bank, National Association Wilmington, DE | 33 | $140,588 | 35% | 7(a), Express |
| 5 | KeyBank National Association Cleveland, OH | 30 | $197,246 | 65% | 7(a), Express |
| 6 | Newtek Bank, National Association Miami, FL | 24 | $466,412 | 25% | 7(a), Express |
| 7 | Live Oak Banking Company Wilmington, NC | 17 | $1,339,432 | 26% | 7(a), Express |
| 8 | The Huntington National Bank Columbus, OH | 15 | $327,569 | 70% | 7(a), Express |
| 9 | Northeast Bank Lewiston, ME | 13 | $147,340 | 8% | 7(a) |
| 10 | Newtek Small Business Finance, Inc. Lake Success, NY | 12 | $764,620 | 11% | 7(a), Express |
Related guide: SBA Loans for Restaurants
Other industries in Connecticut
- Construction720 loans
- Retail Stores607 loans
- Personal Services & Repair453 loans
- Health Care448 loans
- Professional Services388 loans
- Manufacturing321 loans
- Cleaning, Landscaping & Admin303 loans
- Wholesale & Distribution195 loans
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Frequently asked questions
Which lenders make the most SBA loans to Restaurants & Lodging businesses in Connecticut?
Based on public SBA data, the most active were Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, Webster Bank National Association, Liberty Bank.
How many SBA loans did Restaurants & Lodging businesses get in Connecticut?
489 SBA loans since fiscal year 2021, from at least 65 different lenders.
Which SBA loan fits a Restaurants & Lodging business?
Most use a 7(a) for equipment, build-out, working capital or buying a business, and a 504 to buy their building. For under $50,000, look at Microloans.
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