September 2026 HUD file

HUD-insured apartment loans in Connecticut

133 properties with 15,676 units carry FHA-insured mortgages in Connecticut, with $1.3 billion still owed. The median note rate is 3.7%, and 81 of them are below 4%.

133insured loans
3.7%median note rate
$1.3 billionbalance outstanding
5.54%median on loans endorsed in the last 12 months, all states

By program

223(f) purchase or refinance98
221(d)(4) construction or substantial rehab13
223(a)(7) refinance16
HFA risk-sharing5
Older and other programs1

Lowest rates with 10+ years left

These are the loans a buyer would most want to assume. Open one for the payment math.

Lowest note rates in Connecticut, at least 10 years to maturity
Property City Units Rate Balance Matures
Stonegate Apartments New Britain 216 2.23% $11.6 million 2056
Brookside Gardens Meriden 32 2.23% $1.2 million 2056
Centerpointe Apartments New Haven 83 2.27% $9.7 million 2056
New London Communities II New London 70 2.32% $2.9 million 2056
Simeon Village Bethel 101 2.33% $8.1 million 2056
The Curb Norwalk 235 2.36% $57.7 million 2057
The Maddox Apartments New Haven 90 2.37% $20.0 million 2057
Exchange Place Towers Apartments Waterbury 150 2.38% $12.5 million 2055
Harboursite Apartments Stamford 77 2.41% $13.5 million 2055
Town Place Apartments Middletown 166 2.49% $10.5 million 2047
Bella Vista III New Haven 324 2.52% $34.3 million 2056
Trefoil Court Apartments Fairfield 30 2.53% $2.2 million 2057
Village Park I New Haven 328 2.55% $14.4 million 2056
Florence Mill Apartments Vernon 114 2.55% $5.9 million 2055
Village Park II New Haven 292 2.57% $12.2 million 2056

Filter every state in the assumable-loan finder

Paying off within five years

Most HUD loans amortize to zero, so these balances are usually small. The owners are deciding what to do with a nearly paid-off property.

Connecticut HUD loans maturing by 2031
Property City Units Rate Balance Matures
Westwoods Farmington 34 3% $155,011 2028
Augustana Homes Bridgeport 186 3.9% $8.3 million 2029
Park Place Towers Hartford 451 7.5% $1.9 million 2029

By city

Everywhere else in Connecticut

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.

Own or buying in this state?

Send the property to the Janover Capital desk for a read on assumption, 223(a)(7) or a new HUD loan.

Send a loan