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Mortgage Loan Limits for Richmond City, Virginia

Conforming Loans
FHA Loans
Property Type
2024 Loan Limit
1-Unit Homes
$766,550
2-Unit Homes
$981,500
3-Unit Homes
$1,186,350
4-Unit Homes
$1,474,400
Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency; Federal Housing Administration

Richmond City, Virginia, mortgage loan limits apply in:

Richmond City 2024 mortgage loan limits include the following cities: Richmond

Historical Charts: Mortgage Loan Limits in Richmond City, Virginia

Richmond City mortgage loan limits adjust annually to match changes in the FHFA House Price Index.

Conforming Loans
FHA Loans

Mortgage Statistics from Richmond City, Virginia

Richmond City mortgage statistics are sourced from the FFIEC, which collects anonymous HMDA mortgage data from U.S. mortgage applications.

Loan Type
Relative Share
Conventional
80.80%
FHA
14.38%
VA
4.82%
USDA
0.00%
Property Type
Relative Share
1-Unit Homes
97.46%
2-Unit Homes
2.09%
3-Unit Homes
0.19%
4-Unit Homes
0.26%
Borrower Status
Relative Share
One Borrower
12.54%
Two or More Borrowers
87.46%
Gender
Relative Share
Male
47.64%
Female
36.29%
Not Specified
16.06%
Race
Relative Share
American Indian / Alaska Native
0.31%
Asian
3.50%
Black / African American
12.52%
Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
0.32%
White
80.59%
Other
2.76%
Ethnicity
Relative Share
Hispanic or Latino
5.56%
Not Hispanic or Latino
92.43%
Virginia data represents 2018-2022 closed-end, first-lien purchase mortgages for 1-4 unit residential properties. Source: FFEIC Home Mortgage Disclosure Act

Mortgage Loan Limits Near Richmond City, Virginia

2024 conforming and FHA mortgage loan limits for for the areas surrounding Richmond City, Virginia. Local loan limits and county-level mortgage data updated regularly.

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Chesterfield County, Virginia
Henrico County, Virginia
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