The verified CHFA income and purchase price limits for Larimer, Weld, Boulder, and Adams counties — effective for locks on or after 2026-06-15. Every row links to the official CHFA limits table and shows the date it was verified. Last updated 2026-10-01.
| County | Income limit — non-targeted (1–2 / 3+) | Income limit — targeted (1–2 / 3+) | Purchase price limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larimer County | $130,400 (1–2) / $149,960 (3+) | $156,480 (1–2) / $182,560 (3+) | $664,190 non-targeted / $811,790 targeted |
| Weld County | $153,600 (1–2) / $179,200 (3+) | Same as non-targeted | $735,320 |
| Boulder County | $150,000 (1–2) / $172,500 (3+) | Same as non-targeted | $832,750 |
| Adams County | $144,000 (1–2) / $165,600 (3+) | $172,800 (1–2) / $201,600 (3+) | $832,750 |
Effective: locks on or after 2026-06-15. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority — CHFA Income & Purchase Price Limits (PDF) (verified 2026-10-01).
Cite this: CHFA 2026 limits, Larimer County: income $130,400 (1–2) / $149,960 (3+) non-targeted and $156,480 / $182,560 targeted; purchase price $664,190 non-targeted / $811,790 targeted, effective for locks on or after June 15, 2026. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority.
Cite this: CHFA 2026 limits, Weld County: income $153,600 (1–2) / $179,200 (3+), targeted and non-targeted alike; purchase price $735,320, effective for locks on or after June 15, 2026. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority.
Cite this: CHFA 2026 limits, Boulder County: income $150,000 (1–2) / $172,500 (3+), targeted and non-targeted alike; purchase price $832,750, effective for locks on or after June 15, 2026. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority.
Cite this: CHFA 2026 limits, Adams County: income $144,000 (1–2) / $165,600 (3+) non-targeted and $172,800 / $201,600 targeted; purchase price $832,750, effective for locks on or after June 15, 2026. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority.
The CHFA maximum total loan limit for 2026 is $832,750, effective for locks on or after June 15, 2026. It is also the purchase-price cap for the CHFA FirstStep and FirstGeneration programs. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority Income & Purchase Price Limits table.
A targeted area is a geographic area CHFA designates where income limits are higher and program rules are more flexible, usually to encourage lending in areas that need it most. Whether a home is in a targeted area changes which income row applies — check the property address against CHFA's current targeted-area list before you rely on a row.
For 2026, Larimer County income limits are $130,400 (1–2 person) and $149,960 (3+ person) in non-targeted areas, and $156,480 / $182,560 in targeted areas. Weld County is $153,600 / $179,200, the same in targeted and non-targeted areas. Source: Colorado Housing and Finance Authority.
CHFA publishes new income and purchase price limits periodically, and the figures here are the ones effective for locks on or after June 15, 2026, verified 2026-10-01. Confirm current limits with CHFA or a participating lender before you rely on them.
Yes. Every row links to the official CHFA limits table and shows the date it was verified. You can cite a row directly from the 'Cite a county row' section, or link to this page's stable anchor for that county (for example, #stat-larimer-county-2026).
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