Mortgage Lender Index

Mortgage lenders in Florida, county by county

489,025 mortgages were made in Florida in 2025, across 67 counties. Each county page lists every lender that lent there, ranked by how many loans it made, with the median rate its borrowers got and how often it said no.

CountyLendersMortgages made Median rateMedian loanDenied
Miami-Dade County 69934,236 6.875%$385,000 33.7%
Broward County 77631,292 6.750%$325,000 33.5%
Hillsborough County 77230,453 6.625%$295,000 26.0%
Palm Beach County 85528,383 6.750%$335,000 29.2%
Orange County 76625,010 6.625%$305,000 28.3%
Lee County 90523,136 6.625%$285,000 24.5%
Duval County 63821,490 6.500%$235,000 26.3%
Polk County 65120,118 6.375%$265,000 29.4%
Pinellas County 79119,901 6.750%$275,000 26.1%
Pasco County 65218,899 6.490%$265,000 24.0%
Brevard County 66917,570 6.500%$265,000 23.4%
Volusia County 66514,130 6.624%$245,000 27.1%
Marion County 62812,809 6.500%$215,000 27.4%
Manatee County 70912,753 6.490%$315,000 23.3%
Sarasota County 77512,534 6.625%$285,000 23.6%
Lake County 61711,853 6.500%$285,000 24.8%
Osceola County 59711,546 6.500%$325,000 29.3%
St. Johns County 58511,150 6.399%$335,000 19.9%
St. Lucie County 58310,303 6.500%$295,000 29.2%
Seminole County 5609,529 6.625%$285,000 24.9%
Collier County 7189,281 6.750%$375,000 25.7%
Charlotte County 6487,431 6.625%$255,000 23.9%
Escambia County 5027,166 6.625%$225,000 24.8%
Hernando County 4646,982 6.500%$255,000 25.0%
Santa Rosa County 4346,358 6.375%$285,000 21.8%
Clay County 3966,080 6.375%$255,000 24.6%
Bay County 5236,005 6.500%$275,000 23.8%
Sumter County 5305,761 6.740%$255,000 15.1%
Okaloosa County 4855,593 6.250%$305,000 20.7%
Citrus County 4505,177 6.625%$205,000 24.4%
Leon County 4034,707 6.625%$205,000 21.8%
Flagler County 4474,583 6.490%$275,000 24.0%
Alachua County 4044,530 6.620%$235,000 26.7%
Indian River County 4524,153 6.625%$255,000 26.4%
Walton County 5643,902 6.625%$395,000 23.7%
Martin County 4483,760 6.740%$305,000 24.1%
Nassau County 3533,005 6.500%$315,000 22.8%
Highlands County 3142,447 6.625%$195,000 27.7%
Monroe County 3471,632 6.868%$585,000 29.0%
Putnam County 2571,393 6.750%$185,000 35.9%
Columbia County 2261,139 6.625%$195,000 34.8%
Wakulla County 1981,073 6.500%$215,000 20.5%
Levy County 2311,016 6.750%$195,000 37.3%
Hendry County 219838 6.625%$255,000 34.7%
Suwannee County 182690 6.862%$195,000 38.3%
Okeechobee County 189681 6.750%$235,000 35.5%
Jackson County 170647 6.750%$155,000 40.1%
Baker County 150514 6.500%$235,000 25.2%
Bradford County 172500 6.625%$215,000 31.0%
Gadsden County 179491 6.625%$185,000 40.6%
Gulf County 205485 6.710%$295,000 24.6%
Washington County 156480 6.452%$205,000 34.2%
DeSoto County 154440 6.625%$205,000 30.0%
Gilchrist County 141401 6.750%$205,000 27.7%
Franklin County 149313 6.990%$275,000 27.1%
Hardee County 127296 6.750%$215,000 35.0%
Jefferson County 119238 6.750%$205,000 36.4%
Taylor County 133225 6.750%$165,000 33.6%
Holmes County 126224 6.750%$160,000 43.7%
Madison County 132208 6.750%$160,000 44.2%
Dixie County 111206 6.750%$175,000 42.5%
Glades County 126193 6.625%$215,000 32.7%
Calhoun County 93181 6.750%$165,000 35.2%
Union County 98171 6.875%$205,000 35.1%
Hamilton County 112164 6.875%$155,000 40.0%
Liberty County 6793 6.933%$185,000 30.8%
Lafayette County 7077 6.990%$175,000 32.5%

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Counts, medians and denial shares are computed from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act loan-level file for 2025, published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau through the FFIEC: every application a covered lender received, as the lender reported it. A median rate is what borrowers got, not what you will be offered — it depends on the loan, the property, your credit and the market on the day, and no figure here is a quote. A median over fewer than 10 loans is not shown: it is a number with no meaning and a real person's rate half-exposed. Those cells say "under 10 loans" and the count is still published. This is information, not advice, and no lender pays to appear.