September 2026 HUD file

HUD-insured apartment loans in District of Columbia

90 properties with 11,377 units carry FHA-insured mortgages in District of Columbia, with $1.3 billion still owed. The median note rate is 3.92%, and 47 of them are below 4%.

90insured loans
3.92%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 refinance30
221(d)(4) construction or substantial rehab19
223(a)(7) refinance17
HFA risk-sharing20
Older and other programs4

Lowest rates with 10+ years left

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Lowest note rates in District of Columbia, at least 10 years to maturity
Property City Units Rate Balance Matures
Whitelaw Washington 35 2.15% $4.3 million 2056
Royal Court Washington 126 2.24% $8.3 million 2053
Ontario Court Washington 27 2.3% $3.7 million 2056
Maycroft Apartment Washington 64 2.4% $9.6 million 2057
Douglas Knoll Apartments Washington 184 2.43% $10.8 million 2057
The Lexington at Market Square Washington 135 2.44% $24.8 million 2047
Lincoln Westmoreland Washington 110 2.44% $15.7 million 2056
Ritch Homes Washington 46 2.45% $20.3 million 2062
City Market at O Street Washington 400 2.5% $117.2 million 2061
J.w. King Senior Center Washington 74 2.5% $6.1 million 2056
Savannah Heights Apartments Washington 100 2.59% $6.2 million 2057
St Mary's Court Apartments Washington 140 2.6% $12.6 million 2056
Pomeroy Garden Apartments Washington 60 2.65% $6.8 million 2056
Rhode Island Row Washington 274 2.73% $73.0 million 2061
Portner Flats Washington 96 2.84% $22.0 million 2061

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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.

District of Columbia HUD loans maturing by 2031
Property City Units Rate Balance Matures
Colorado Ave NW Cooperative Washington 36 6.625% $86,038 2027
Beford Falls Apartments Washington 78 5.73% $2.1 million 2031
Chabraja House Apts. Washington 53 5.73% $1.4 million 2031
Chesapeake Apts. Washington 22 5.73% $586,528 2031
Kuehner House Apts. Washington 48 5.73% $1.3 million 2031
Tyler House Washington 284 4.45% $38.1 million 2031

By city

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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