Credit unions matching the industry average with 7% gains in loan originations included:

Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union of San Antonio, Texas ($8.2 billion in assets, 690,041 members). Real estate loan grants fell 11.5% to $230.4 million, while other loans rose 16.5% to $640.6 million.
University Federal Credit Union of Austin, Texas ($2.2 billion in assets, 225,737 members). Its 7% growth rate was same for real estate, with $276.1 million in loans granted, and other loans at $192.1 million.
Central Florida Educators Federal Credit Union of Orlando ($1.8 billion in assets, 152,046 members). Real estate loan grants rose 15.3% to $30.2 million, while other loans rose 3.6% to $71.5 million.
Credit Union of Colorado of Denver ($1.4 billion in assets, 117,133 members). Real estate loan grants fell 7.2% to $38.7 million, while other loans rose 12.1% to $132.8 million.
National Institutes of Health Federal Credit Union of Rockville, Md. ($616.9 million in assets, 39,460 members). Real estate loan grants fell 1.5% to $31.1 million, while other loans rose 36.4% to $13.1 million.
Chicago Patrolmen's Federal Credit Union ($385.6 million in assets, 33,281 members). Real estate loan grants rose more than four-fold to $2.2 million, while other loans fell 2.7% to $16.7 million.
Western Cooperative Credit Union of Williston, N.D. ($322.3 million in assets, 19,185 members) At Western Cooperative CU, real estate loan grants fell 26.4% to $4.3 million, while other loans rose 13.9% to $32.2 million.
Dominion Credit Union of Richmond, Va. ($294.8 million in assets, 21,759 members) real estate loan grants were flat at $6.9 million, while other loans rose 12.1% to $10 million.

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