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This interactive tool shows 2024 conforming and FHA mortgage loan limits, and historical loan limits from 1970 to present. It also includes timely mortgage and home buyer statistics to help first-time buyers make informed home-buying decisions.
Mortgage loan limits adjust annually to match changes in the FHFA House Price Index.
Mortgage statistics are sourced from the FFIEC, which collects anonymous HMDA mortgage data from U.S. mortgage applications.
2024 conforming and FHA mortgage loan limits for the 10 largest U.S. counties. Local loan limits and county-level mortgage data updated regularly.
Mortgage loan limits are the upper boundaries for how much a home buyer can borrow on a mortgage. Loan limits vary by home type and county, with some counties receiving the high-cost areas designation.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) sets mortgage loan limits for conventional mortgages and the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) sets loan limits for FHA mortgages. In the U.S., the 2024 conforming mortgage loan limit for a 1-unit home is $766,550. The 2024 FHA mortgage loan limit for a 1-unit home is $498,257.
Conforming and FHA mortgage loan limits change annually to reflect changes in local and national home values. Loans that exceed conforming loan limit sizes are commonly called jumbo mortgages. In 2024, there are no mortgage loan limits for VA loans or USDA loans.
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