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home improvement loan lenders · HMDA 2023–2025

Home improvement loan lenders in District of Columbia

Fat Boy Data analyzed home improvement loan activity in District of Columbia to show which lenders are making these loans, how often they approve, how often borrowers accept the offer, and how much they typically finance. 3,815 applications were decided by 135 lenders between 2023 and 2025.

District of Columbia at a glance

135Active lenders30 with 20+ decisions
52.4%Market approval rate1,998 of 3,815 decided
$135KTypical loanmedian lender, $10K brackets
93%Borrower take-up1,865 loans funded

How District of Columbia compares

Approval rate compared
District of Columbia52.4%All 616 counties62.7%
Typical loan compared
District of Columbia$135KAll 616 counties$75K

What the data shows

Navy Federal Credit Union made the most home improvement loans in District of Columbia, 208 of them.

USAlliance Federal Credit Union approved the highest share of applications among lenders with at least 20 decisions here, 100% of 20.

Lenders approved 52.4% of home improvement loan applications in District of Columbia, 10.3 percentage points below the the United States rate of 62.7%.

The typical home improvement loan here is $135K, 80% larger than the the United States typical of $75K.

No lender with a meaningful sample here has a typical home improvement loan at or below $35K, so small jobs are poorly served by the banks in this market.

Approval rate of all 30 lenders with 20+ decisions here
0%25%50%75%100%One lender: 19% approved of 85One lender: 24% approved of 25One lender: 24% approved of 54Truist Bank: 34% approved of 346One lender: 34% approved of 118Bank of America, National Association: 34% approved of 504One lender: 40% approved of 20One lender: 45% approved of 58One lender: 48% approved of 25One lender: 51% approved of 162PNC Bank, National Association: 51% approved of 340Pentagon Federal Credit Union: 53% approved of 180Navy Federal Credit Union: 53% approved of 400One lender: 56% approved of 27One lender: 57% approved of 81One lender: 59% approved of 44One lender: 61% approved of 28One lender: 62% approved of 53One lender: 65% approved of 86One lender: 66% approved of 89One lender: 68% approved of 164One lender: 68% approved of 99One lender: 69% approved of 45One lender: 70% approved of 23One lender: 70% approved of 140One lender: 75% approved of 20One lender: 88% approved of 76One lender: 91% approved of 34One lender: 92% approved of 38One lender: 100% approved of 20

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Home improvement loan lenders in District of Columbia

LenderApprovalApprovedTaken upTypical loanLoans made
1Bank of America, National Association34%173 / 50495%$105K165
2Navy Federal Credit Union53%213 / 40098%$105K208
3Truist Bank34%117 / 34686%$155K101
4PNC Bank, National Association51%173 / 34092%$155K160
5Pentagon Federal Credit Union53%95 / 18098%$105K93

Ranked by lending volume. Approval is the share of decided applications a lender approved; taken up is the share of approvals borrowers accepted. Lenders with fewer than 20 decisions are marked as a limited sample and never used for a “highest approval” claim.How the numbers work.

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