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Top mortgage lenders in Connecticut

These are the most active mortgage lenders in Connecticut by 2025 federal HMDA volume — the banks, credit unions and nonbank lenders that wrote the most home loans in the state. Volume isn't the same as the best deal for you, so use it as a shortlist, then compare quotes.

$549,900median home price
77.6%approval rate, 2025
18reviewed lenders here
#LenderType2025 loans
1 Rocket Mortgage Nonbank lender 6,979
2 Bank of America Bank 5,104
3 Citizens Bank 5,079
4 Total Mortgage Services, LLC 4,591
5 Chase Bank 4,414
6 United Wholesale Mortgage Nonbank lender 4,260
7 M&T Bank Bank 4,063
8 Liberty Bank 3,642
9 Newrez Nonbank lender 3,456
10 PennyMac Nonbank lender 3,223
11 Webster Bank, National Association 2,866
12 American Eagle Financial Credit Union 2,463
13 First World Mortgage Corporation 2,332
14 CMG Home Loans Nonbank lender 2,323
15 TD Bank Bank 2,206
16 U.S. Bank Bank 2,063
17 CrossCountry Mortgage Nonbank lender 1,953
18 Freedom Mortgage Nonbank lender 1,887
19 Guaranteed Rate (Rate) Nonbank lender 1,851
20 Sikorsky Financial Credit Union 1,836
21 Mr. Cooper Nonbank lender 1,729
22 loanDepot Nonbank lender 1,668
23 Navy Federal Credit Union Credit union 1,615
24 New American Funding Nonbank lender 1,611
25 Figure Lending LLC 1,584

Ranked by Connecticut home-loan applications reported in 2025 under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA), FFIEC/CFPB. A neutral measure of lending activity — not a quality score. Names we review link to a full lender review.

How to choose a lender in Connecticut

The lender that writes the most loans isn't automatically the one that will quote you the lowest rate. Your rate depends on your credit, down payment and loan type — not a lender's market share. The reliable way to find the best deal is to get a Loan Estimate from three or more of these lenders in the same two-week window (it counts as a single credit inquiry) and compare the APRs.

Weigh national lenders and online brokers, which often lead on price, against Connecticut banks and credit unions, which may offer relationship pricing and access to CHFA programs. Start with the local benchmark and assistance below.

Connecticut lender FAQ

Who is the biggest mortgage lender in Connecticut?

By 2025 federal HMDA activity, Rocket Mortgage handled the most home loans in Connecticut (about 6,979 applications reported). The biggest lender isn't automatically the cheapest for you, though — rankings reflect volume, not the rate you'd be quoted.

How many mortgage lenders operate in Connecticut?

Hundreds of banks, credit unions and nonbank lenders report Connecticut home loans each year under HMDA. The table above shows the most active by volume; you can also shop national lenders and local credit unions not listed here.

How were these Connecticut lender rankings determined?

We ranked lenders by the number of Connecticut home-loan applications each reported in 2025 under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) — a neutral public measure of lending activity in the state. It is not a quality score or an endorsement.

Should I use a local or national lender in Connecticut?

Both can be competitive. National lenders and online brokers often lead on price and speed; local banks and credit unions may offer relationship pricing, CHFA down-payment programs and in-person service.

Get a Loan Estimate from at least one of each and compare the APR.

Rankings are editorial and independent, built from public federal data — no lender pays to be listed. This is general information, not a recommendation or personalized advice. Confirm all terms directly with the lender.

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