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SBA lenders in Prescott Valley, AZ

SBA 7(a) and 504 loans to businesses in Prescott Valley (Yavapai County), October 2021 to June 30, 2026 · Updated October 15, 2026
44
SBA loans approved
$23.0M
Total approved
$271,250
Median loan
22
Lenders active
43%
To startups

44 SBA loans worth $23.0M went to businesses in Prescott Valley, AZ between October 2021 and June 2026, from 22 lenders. Mortgage Capital Development made the most, 7 loans. The median loan was $271,250, compared with $326,000 across Arizona, and construction was the most financed industry.

Most active SBA lenders in Prescott Valley

#LenderLoansApprovedMedian loanTo startups
1Mortgage Capital Development
Certified development company · Oakland, CA
7$2.2M$248,0000%
2Arizona Capital Source
Certified development company · Tucson, AZ
4$3.1M$684,5000%
3St. Louis Bank
Bank · St. Louis, MO
3$3.1M$502,0000%
4OneAZ CU
Credit union · Phoenix, AZ
3$907K$292,50067%
5Zions Bank, A Division of
Bank · Salt Lake City, UT
3$252K$65,70067%
6Wells Fargo Bank
Bank · Sioux Falls, SD
3$40K$10,000100%
7Enterprise Bank & Trust
Bank · Clayton, MO
2$2.5M$1,256,700100%
8Busey Bank
Bank · Champaign, IL
2$1.4M$707,7500%
9Newtek Bank
Bank · Miami, FL
2$475K$237,50050%
10Northeast Bank
Bank · Portland, ME
2$300K$150,00050%
11Arizona Financial Credit Union
Credit union · Phoenix, AZ
2$280K$140,000100%
12Capital One
Bank · McLean, VA
1$2.4M$2,380,000100%
13Seacoast National Bank
Bank · Stuart, FL
1$1.5M$1,470,0000%
14Live Oak Banking
Bank · Wilmington, NC
1$1.1M$1,150,000100%
15Readycap Lending
Non-bank lender · Berkeley Heights, NJ
1$992K$992,0000%
7(a) and 504 lenders combined, ranked by number of loans to businesses in Prescott Valley. For 504 loans the lender shown is the certified development company.

What gets financed in Prescott Valley

IndustryLoansShareMedian loanMost active lender
Construction11
25%
$250,000Busey Bank
Health care and social assistance8
18%
$270,750Mortgage Capital Development
Restaurants and hotels4
9%
$558,100Capital One
Other services (repair, personal care)4
9%
$801,500Mortgage Capital Development
Transportation and warehousing3
7%
$150,000Arizona Capital Source
Arts, entertainment and recreation3
7%
$502,000Arizona Financial Credit Union
Real estate and rental3
7%
$1,044,400Enterprise Bank & Trust
Manufacturing3
7%
$193,000Arizona Capital Source
Loan size mix
  • Under $150,00018%
  • $150,000 to $500,00050%
  • $500,000 to $2 million27%
  • $2 million and up5%
Compared with Arizona
Median loan, Prescott Valley
$271,250
Median loan, Arizona
$326,000
Startup share, Prescott Valley
43%
Startup share, Arizona
32%
Share of state's SBA loans
0.7%

SBA loans per fiscal year in Prescott Valley

071320FY14: 4 loansFY14FY15: 9 loansFY15FY16: 11 loansFY16FY17: 7 loansFY17FY18: 5 loansFY18FY19: 7 loansFY19FY20: 4 loansFY20FY21: 9 loansFY21FY22: 10 loansFY22FY23: 5 loansFY23FY24: 12 loansFY2412FY25: 10 loansFY25FY26 (Oct to Jun): 7 loansFY267
Fiscal year runs October to September. Fiscal 2026 covers October 2025 to June 2026 only.
Data from the U.S. Small Business Administration's public 7(a) and 504 loan records (through June 30, 2026) and FDIC call-report data (quarter ending June 30, 2026). US Lender Metrics is not affiliated with the SBA, FDIC, FFIEC, NCUA or any lender, is not a lender or loan broker, and does not make credit decisions. Information only; not financial, legal or lending advice. © 2026 US Lender Metrics.