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FY2026 HUD multifamily production in numbers

HUD's FC/IE database records $16.21 billion of multifamily loans initially endorsed in fiscal year 2026, on 590 projects and 93,648 units: up 65% on FY2025 and the most since FY2022. 223(f) purchases and refinances were 50% of the dollars; new construction and substantial rehab were 36%.

$16.21Binitially endorsed, FY2026 (+65%)
590projects (+36%)
$24.6Maverage 223(f) loan
$36.7Maverage new construction / sub rehab loan

By program

Initial endorsements by HUD program category, FY2026 and FY2025
ProgramLoansDollarsUnitsAvg loanFY2025 dollarsChange
223(f) purchase or refinance331$8.16B45,488$24.6M$4.32B+89%
New construction or substantial rehab (221(d)(4), 220, 231, 213)160$5.88B31,852$36.7M$3.63B+62%
223(a)(7) streamlined refinance1$17.0M52$17.0M$0new
542(c) housing finance agency risk sharing70$1.73B12,281$24.7M$1.58B+9%
542(b) qualified participating entity risk sharing5$109M856$21.8M$136M-20%
241(a) supplemental loan23$322M3,119$14.0M$186M+73%
All programs590$16.21B93,648$27.5M$9.85B+65%

The 223(f) channel grew from 222 loans in FY2025 to 331, and the average 223(f) loan rose from $19.4 million to $24.6 million. Construction volume grew from 121 to 160 loans. The 223(a)(7) streamlined refinance stayed nearly shut, with 1 endorsement. With most existing HUD apartment loans below 4% and new loans closing above 5% (see realized rates), few owners gain from a rate refinance.

Ten years of HUD multifamily volume

$0B$8B$16B$24B$32BFY17FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
  • 223(f)
  • New construction / sub rehab
  • 223(a)(7)
  • Risk sharing
  • 241(a) and other
Mortgage dollars at initial endorsement. Every year's figures are in the lender league table and the CSV below.

Top ten lenders, FY2026

By dollars at initial endorsement
#LenderLoansDollarsShare
1Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC68$2.04B12.6%
2Dwight Capital LLC45$1.68B10.3%
3Lument Real Estate Capital, LLC66$1.38B8.5%
4Walker & Dunlop, LLC39$1.20B7.4%
5Mason Joseph, LLC23$896M5.5%
6New York City Housing Development Corporation7$809M5.0%
7Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.2$789M4.9%
8Gershman Investment Corp.32$693M4.3%
9Greystone Funding Company LLC23$600M3.7%
10PGIM Real Estate Agency Financing, LLC15$473M2.9%

The top five wrote 44% of FY2026 dollars. Full league table.

Firm commitment to closing

Median days from the firm commitment date HUD records to initial endorsement, for loans endorsed in each year.

Median days, firm commitment to initial endorsement
ProgramFY2026FY2025Middle half, FY2026
223(f)86 (331)98 (222)71-122
New construction / sub rehab111 (160)128 (121)75-185

Loan counts in brackets. This is the closing stretch only, after HUD has underwritten the deal; it says nothing about the months before a firm commitment.

Where the money went: top 15 states

Initial endorsements by property state, FY2026
#StateLoansDollarsUnitsShareFY2025 dollars
1Texas87$3.09B19,62219.1%$1.60B
2New York38$2.72B11,98516.8%$1.48B
3California34$1.09B4,5396.7%$801M
4Florida24$1.01B5,0826.2%$579M
5Virginia27$833M4,9135.1%$179M
6Maryland19$544M2,8713.4%$232M
7Massachusetts41$509M3,0773.1%$233M
8North Carolina21$491M3,0113.0%$265M
9South Carolina18$485M2,8093.0%$335M
10Colorado14$369M1,8422.3%$237M
11New Jersey12$345M1,4762.1%$249M
12Minnesota23$326M2,2902.0%$108M
13Utah10$325M1,3282.0%$205M
14Michigan17$307M2,0931.9%$238M
15Tennessee16$286M2,3511.8%$478M

48 states and territories had at least one HUD multifamily endorsement in FY2026. Every state and year is in the state CSV below.

HUD's official total and ours

HUD's FY2026 Multifamily Production Summary, from a data run of October 16, 2026, reports $16,127,383,900 of initial endorsements on 587 projects and 92,978 units, against $9,797,260,733 on 433 projects in FY2025. Our figures come from the FC/IE database as of its October 8, 2026 data run and differ slightly. Use HUD's number for the headline total and these tables for the detail by lender, state and program.

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