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Small business loans in Scottsdale, AZ

Short answer

The most active SBA lenders in Scottsdale, AZ since FY2024 are JPMorgan Chase Bank (21 loans) and The Huntington National Bank (20). The median loan was $346,000, and half fell between $150,000 and $723,025. For free help, see the Arizona SBDC Network. Source: SBA 7(a) loan data.

SBA loans since FY2024
310
approved since FY2024
$203.44M
median loan
$346,000
through SBA Express
21.0%

Lenders making SBA loans in Scottsdale

No lender made more than 7% of the loans in Scottsdale, and JPMorgan Chase Bank made the most. The five largest lenders together made 29%.

Lenders with five or more SBA loans in Scottsdale, AZ, FY2024 to June 2026
LenderLoansShare
JPMorgan Chase Bank216.8%
The Huntington National Bank206.5%
Newtek Bank196.1%
Zions Bank165.2%
U.S. Bank134.2%

Share is the percent of all Scottsdale loans in that period. Each name links to that lender's page for Arizona where one exists.

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Local help near Scottsdale

Scottsdale borrowers can start with SBA's district office for Arizona, an SBDC or SCORE.

29% of Scottsdale borrowers since FY2024 were startups or businesses two years old or younger. SBDCs provide counseling and training, and SCORE mentors give advice at no cost, according to SBA.

SBA has one district office for Arizona. Its page points to state and federal resources and to lenders in the area. The Arizona SBDC Network gives free counseling across Arizona.

Alongside SBA loans, Arizona runs a loan program. The Arizona page describes it, and the official page is linked here.

Loan counts and sizes in Scottsdale

Scottsdale ranks 3rd by loans since FY2024 among the 11 Arizona cities with 100 or more SBA loans since FY2020. Nationally it is the 42nd busiest of the 580 cities that reach 100 loans.

The 310 loans, 9.4% of the 3,310 in Arizona, were approved for $203.4 million in all. The medianThe middle figure. Half the loans were larger and half were smaller. loan was $346,000, 2.3 times the national median of $150,300. Half of the loans fell between $150,000 and $723,025. The Scottsdale median is 38% above the Arizona median of $250,000.

Scottsdale, AZ compared with Arizona and the nation, loans from FY2024 to June 2026
MeasureScottsdaleArizonaU.S.
Loans3103,310162,355
Median loan$346,000$250,000$150,300
25th percentile$150,000$90,000$50,000
75th percentile$723,025$624,250$500,000
Via SBA Express21.0%26.4%35.8%
Lines of credit17.7%21.3%28.1%
Startups15.8%15.8%16.1%
Ownership changes12.6%11.2%10.4%
Median term10 years10 years10 years
Median spread2.752.752.75
Charged off4.0%3.1%3.6%

A quarter of loans were smaller than the 25th percentile loan and a quarter were larger than the 75th. Median spread is in percentage points over Prime. Charged off is the share of FY2020 to FY2022 loans a lender wrote off as a loss. It is shown only for groups of 30 loans or more. Fewer than 5 marks a share that would stand for 1 to 4 loans, which we do not publish. U.S. covers every loan in the file.

66% of the loans were $500,000 or less, the size SBA Express covers. 21.0% of all loans went through SBA Express, below the national 35.8%. Lines of credit were 17.7% of loans, below the national 28.1%.

SBA loans in Scottsdale, AZ by size, FY2024 to June 2026
  • $50,000 or less (11%)34
  • $50,001 to $150,000 (23%)72
  • $150,001 to $350,000 (20%)62
  • $350,001 to $500,000 (12%)36
  • $500,001 to $1,000,000 (16%)49
  • $1,000,001 to $2,000,000 (11%)35
  • Over $2,000,000 (7%)22

Labels show each size's share of all loans. The highlighted bar is the size band that contains the median.

By business age, 58.1% of loans went to businesses more than two years old and 13.5% to businesses two years old or younger. Startups received 15.8% and changes of ownership 12.6%.

SBA loans in Scottsdale, AZ by fiscal year
  • FY202089
  • FY2021104
  • FY202260
  • FY2023103
  • FY2024105
  • FY2025131
  • FY2026 (through June 30)74

Fiscal years run October to September. The last bar covers nine of its twelve months.

Volume rose 25% from FY2024 (105 loans) to FY2025 (131), the two latest full years. The busiest full year in the file was FY2025, with 131 loans. FY2026 already shows 74 loans through June 30.

Of the 253 loans Scottsdale borrowers received in FY2020 to FY2022, 4.0% were charged offThe lender wrote the loan off as a loss because it was not being repaid. by June 30, 2026, against 3.6% nationally. Lenders reported 3,137 jobs supported across the 310 loans since FY2024, about 10.1 per loan. SBA does not audit these estimates.

What businesses in Scottsdale borrow for

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers was the largest borrower group in Scottsdale, with 18 loans or 5.8% of the total.

The five largest industries made up 21% of all Scottsdale loans. Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners stands out: its 16 loans are 5.2% of Scottsdale loans, against 0.9% nationally, 6.0 times its national share.

Industries with the most SBA loans in Scottsdale, AZ, FY2024 to June 2026
IndustryLoansShareU.S. share
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers185.8%2.1%
Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners165.2%0.9%
Full-Service Restaurants144.5%4.6%
All Other Specialty Trade Contractors82.6%1.7%
Offices of Dentists82.6%1.1%

Share is the percent of all Scottsdale loans in that period. Industry is the NAICS code on each loan. A name links to the Arizona page for that industry where one exists.

A typical loan payment in Scottsdale

The median Scottsdale loan was $346,000 with a median term of 10 years.

The median variable-rate loan in Scottsdale was priced at Prime plus 2.75 percentage points at approval. At today's Prime that spread works out to 9.75%. On $346,000 over 10 years, principal and interest would come to about $4,525 a month. That is arithmetic on past loans, not a rate a lender is offering.

Payment at today's rate on three Scottsdale loan sizes over 10 years
LoanAmountMonthly payment
25th percentile loan$150,000$1,962
Median loan$346,000$4,525
75th percentile loan$723,025$9,455

Principal and interest only. Fees, a different term or a fixed rate change the payment. This is an illustration from SBA's file, not an offer.

SBA's rate ceiling for this loan size

SBA's maximum for a loan of $346,000 is Prime plus 4.5 percentage points, or 11.50% today. The median variable-rate loan here was priced 1.8 points under that ceiling. Source: 13 CFR § 120.214(d)(3); SOP 50 10 8.1, App. 18, Para. A.2 (p. 395).

Scottsdale loans approved since FY2024 had a median starting rate of 10% at approval, against 10.25% nationally. Prime changed during those years, so use the spread above, not that rate, as the guide to today's cost.

Run your own numbers: payments on a $350,000 loan and SBA Express payment calculator.

SBA 504 loans near Scottsdale

Scottsdale has 37 SBA 504 loans since FY2024, with $36.4 million in SBA and CDC dollars.

The median 504 loan in Scottsdale was $681,000 in SBA and CDC dollars, 14% of the $5,000,000 program maximum. The bank's share of each project is separate and is not counted in these figures.

Mortgage Capital Development Corporation is the Certified Development CompanyA nonprofit that SBA certifies and regulates to arrange 504 loans together with a bank. (CDC) named on the most loans since FY2024, with 24. California Statewide Certified Development Corporation follows with 8. The two CDCs listed are named on 32 loans between them.

CDCs named on five or more 504 loans in Scottsdale, FY2024 to June 2026
Certified Development Company504 loans
Mortgage Capital Development Corporation24
California Statewide Certified Development Corporation8

How a 504 loan is split

A standard 504 project is 50% third party lender, 40% CDC debenture, 10% borrower. 504 money pays for major fixed assets such as land, buildings and long-term machinery and equipment, not working capitalMoney for day-to-day costs such as payroll, rent and inventory. Full definition or inventory. Source: SOP 50 10 8.1, Sec. C, Ch. 1, Para. B (p. 221). SBA keeps a list of Certified Development Companies.

Arizona cities near Scottsdale

Scottsdale made up 9.4% of Arizona's SBA loans since FY2024.

Scottsdale is one of 11 Arizona cities with 100 or more SBA loans since FY2020. The Arizona page covers all 3,310 loans in Arizona. The closest come first, ranked by county and ZIP code on their loans.

Common questions about SBA loans in Scottsdale

Which lenders make the most SBA loans in Scottsdale?

JPMorgan Chase Bank leads with 21 loans in Scottsdale since FY2024. The Huntington National Bank (20) and Newtek Bank (19) follow. Only lenders with five or more Scottsdale loans are counted.

Which industries get SBA loans in Scottsdale?

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers leads with 18 loans in Scottsdale since FY2024. Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners (16) and Full-Service Restaurants (14) follow.

How to read this

Counts come from SBA's 7(a) loan-level data release, as of June 30, 2026. The file lists loans SBA approved. It does not list declined applications, so it cannot show approval odds. We do not publish any figure built on fewer than 5 loans. Location is the borrower's address in the file, and city names are as SBA recorded them. Recent means FY2024 through June 30, 2026. Charge-off rates use FY2020 to FY2022 loans, the only years old enough to have had time to go bad. Jobs supported are lender-reported estimates. How we build these pages.

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