2026 conforming loan limits

2026 conforming loan limits by state

The Federal Housing Finance Agency publishes annual conforming loan limits for every US county and equivalent. This directory covers all 56 jurisdictions in the official 2026 dataset (3,235 counties/equivalents), with the correct 1–4 unit limits and classification for each row. It does not quote a rate, price, approval, or eligibility decision.

How to read the categories

Baseline
One-unit limit equals the standard national baseline of $832,750. Applies to the contiguous states, DC, and Puerto Rico.
Special statutory baseline
A separate statutory baseline of $1,249,125 applies to every county/equivalent in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the US Virgin Islands. A row at that amount is not a high-cost area.
High-cost area
One-unit limit is above the baseline that applies to the row’s jurisdiction, reflecting an FHFA high-cost designation.

Across the full 2026 dataset: 3,075 standard-baseline rows, 37 special-baseline rows, and 123 high-cost rows.

Every state, DC, and territory

2026 FHFA conforming loan limits by jurisdiction
JurisdictionCounties/equivalentsMin 1-unitMax 1-unitHigh-cost
Alabama67$832,750$832,7500
AlaskaSpecial baseline30$1,249,125$1,249,1250
American Samoa5$832,750$832,7500
Arizona15$832,750$832,7500
Arkansas75$832,750$832,7500
California58$832,750$1,249,12517
Colorado64$832,750$1,249,12520
Connecticut9$832,750$977,5003
Delaware3$832,750$832,7500
District of Columbia1$1,249,125$1,249,1251
Florida67$832,750$990,1501
Georgia159$832,750$832,7500
GuamSpecial baseline1$1,249,125$1,249,1250
HawaiiSpecial baseline5$1,249,125$1,299,5002
Idaho44$832,750$1,249,1251
Illinois102$832,750$832,7500
Indiana92$832,750$832,7500
Iowa99$832,750$832,7500
Kansas105$832,750$832,7500
Kentucky120$832,750$832,7500
Louisiana64$832,750$832,7500
Maine16$832,750$832,7500
Maryland24$832,750$1,249,1255
Massachusetts14$832,750$1,249,1257
Michigan83$832,750$832,7500
Minnesota87$832,750$832,7500
Mississippi82$832,750$832,7500
Missouri115$832,750$832,7500
Montana56$832,750$832,7500
Nebraska93$832,750$832,7500
Nevada17$832,750$832,7500
New Hampshire10$832,750$962,5502
New Jersey21$832,750$1,209,75012
New Mexico33$832,750$832,7500
New York62$832,750$1,209,75010
North Carolina100$832,750$832,7500
North Dakota53$832,750$832,7500
Northern Mariana Islands4$832,750$832,7500
Ohio88$832,750$832,7500
Oklahoma77$832,750$832,7500
Oregon36$832,750$832,7500
Pennsylvania67$832,750$1,209,7501
Puerto Rico78$832,750$832,7500
Rhode Island5$832,750$832,7500
South Carolina46$832,750$832,7500
South Dakota66$832,750$832,7500
Tennessee95$832,750$1,029,25014
Texas254$832,750$832,7500
US Virgin IslandsSpecial baseline3$1,249,125$1,249,1250
Utah29$832,750$1,150,0004
Vermont14$832,750$832,7500
Virginia133$832,750$1,249,12518
Washington39$832,750$1,063,7503
West Virginia55$832,750$1,249,1251
Wisconsin72$832,750$832,7500
Wyoming23$832,750$1,249,1251

Related

Dataset: Full County Loan Limit List 2026 (HERA-Based Final Flat). Publisher: Federal Housing Finance Agency. Retrieved 2026-07-29. Row count: 3,235. SHA-256: 3e4aa578ce0db02db241e2721362e978b097fad70e1532324e0d30a798dd67a8.