September 2026 HUD file

HUD-insured apartment loans in Colorado

225 properties with 26,710 units carry FHA-insured mortgages in Colorado, with $3.3 billion still owed. The median note rate is 3.9%, and 115 of them are below 4%.

225insured loans
3.9%median note rate
$3.3 billionbalance outstanding
5.54%median on loans endorsed in the last 12 months, all states

By program

223(f) purchase or refinance83
221(d)(4) construction or substantial rehab37
223(a)(7) refinance27
HFA risk-sharing67
241(a) supplemental1
Older and other programs10

Lowest rates with 10+ years left

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Lowest note rates in Colorado, at least 10 years to maturity
Property City Units Rate Balance Matures
5151 Downtown Littleton Littleton 351 2.11% $45.3 million 2055
South Oneida Club Apartments Denver 112 2.125% $6.4 million 2047
Columbine Village on Allison Arvada 232 2.15% $24.5 million 2056
Oakbrook I Apartments Fort Collins 107 2.23% $13.9 million 2056
Westridge Apartments Lakewood 193 2.24% $18.5 million 2056
Riverview Apartments Avon 72 2.24% $7.6 million 2056
The Creek at Cottonwood Colorado Springs 258 2.25% $40.1 million 2062
Huntington Ridge Apartments Aurora 204 2.25% $8.6 million 2047
Oakbrook II Apts Fort Collins 100 2.27% $14.2 million 2056
Woodstone Village Apartments Westminster 192 2.3% $7.6 million 2047
Lakeview on the Rise Apartment Fort Collins 180 2.375% $28.3 million 2061
Parker Hilltop Apartments - Phase I Parker 312 2.42% $41.0 million 2056
Parker Hilltop Apartments - Phase II Parker 144 2.45% $18.7 million 2056
Rimrock 12-Plex of Copper Village Grand Junction 12 2.45% $1.7 million 2056
The View on 26th Boulder 83 2.48% $16.7 million 2055

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Source: HUD, Insured Multifamily Mortgages, active file, current as of September 30, 2026. Apartment loans only; nursing homes, assisted living and hospitals in the same file are not counted.

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