The Bank of Princeton
SBA lender based in New Jersey serving 19 states and 51 industries
Is The Bank of Princeton the right SBA lender for your deal?
The Bank of Princeton has funded 1,150 SBA loans across 19 states and 51 industries. Their average loan size is $898K. Whether they are the right SBA lender for your deal depends on size, industry, geography, and credit profile. Historical volume is not a quote. PeerSense does not speak for The Bank of Princeton.
The Bank of Princeton is an SBA Preferred Lender (PLP), a designation the SBA grants to lenders with delegated authority to approve 7(a) loans in-house, which speeds underwriting and closing. The Bank of Princeton has funded 1,150 SBA 7(a) loans across 19 states, averaging $898K per loan. PLP status means the lender does not have to send each file to the SBA for review, a material edge on turnaround for qualified borrowers.
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FOIA history for The Bank of Princeton: 1,150 SBA loans across 19 states, average size $898K. Highest-volume NAICS in the tape: Full-Service Restaurants. Highest-volume state in the tape: New Jersey. Resolved-loan charge-off rate: 7.9%. That is history, not a buy box and not a prediction they will fund your file. Tell us about your deal.
Recent SBA Activity at The Bank of Princeton
Franchise lending: The Bank of Princeton has funded SBA loans for multiple franchise concepts, with the highest volume in SUBWAY SANDWICH SHOP, BURGER KING, and BEST WESTERN INN. Lender-franchise familiarity reduces underwriting friction: brands the lender already knows clear faster and re-trade less.
Industry concentration: The lender's highest-volume SBA industries are Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants, and Food & Beverage Stores. Borrowers in these NAICS sectors typically see better terms and faster approvals.
Geographic concentration: Top markets are New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Alabama. Lenders typically underwrite faster in states where they already have closing comps.
Compare The Bank of Princeton to Similar SBA Lenders
Other SBA lenders headquartered in New Jersey with similar deal-size profiles. Borrowers should always compare 3–5 lenders before committing.
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About The Bank of Princeton SBA Lending
The Bank of Princeton is an SBA lender headquartered in New Jersey. PeerSense tracks this lender's SBA lending activity, including approval trends, geographic coverage, and industry specializations.
The Bank of Princeton serves borrowers across 19 states and 51 industry sectors with a regional lending focus. To find out whether The Bank of Princeton is a good fit for your specific deal, reach out to PeerSense for a free lender match.
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PeerSense covers the full commercial capital stack. Indicative levels that lenders in our network have been pricing across these programs, as of September 1, 2026.
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$100M a monthFocus $100 million a month. Will look at $10 million a month. $10 million is not the focus.
Invoice Factoring
0.5–3.5% / 30dB2B invoices from $20 million a month. Advance 80 to 95 percent of face.
CMBS Conduit
5.60–7.10%10 year Non Recourse fixed, $10 million and up, fully assumable
Bridge Loans
9.00–14.00%$10 million and up. Cash in about 35 percent. Name the takeout first.
Data Center
CRS to 89%$1 billion to $30 billion plus. Signed or guaranteed hyperscaler lease.
Contracted revenue sale
Up to 89%15 year lease signed or guaranteed by a hyperscaler. Size follows the lease.
Hotel Financing
SearchHotel is search only. Public floor $10 million and up. Cash in about 35 percent.
Private Credit
7.80–18.00%Non-bank flexibility. Public CRE floor $10 million and up.
DSCR Investor
SearchSearch path. Public CRE floor $10 million and up.
Indicative only, as of September 1, 2026. Not a quote, commitment or offer of credit. Final pricing, leverage and terms are determined by the lender at underwriting, after full transaction materials are reviewed. PeerSense sources the file. The lender sets pricing. What these terms mean.