Colorado Conforming Loan Limits in 2025
The new The 2025 conforming loan limits were announced on November, 28, 2024. For the majority of locations throughout the U.S, conforming loan limits have moved higher from $510,400 in 2020 up to $806,500 for 2025. This is nearly a 37% increase.
In 2025 Colorado's high cost counties were increased up to a $1,209,750 loan limit in Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin & Summit counties. The Denver metro area is $833,750 while Boulder county is $862,500. See more county limits below.
The nation's housing market continues to be strong and the increase in the fannie mae, freddie mac and FHA loan limit demonstrates this: the maximum conforming loan limit will be higher in 2,936 counties. Only 71 did not have an increase. In certain high-cost locations within CA, CO, NJ, NY, MA, VA, WA, DC, etc., they will have their limits increased between $806,500 up to $1,209,750.
Among the factors thats increased home prices in Denver is the low inventory. According to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR), the supply and strong demand has eased as interest rates have slowed the demand more than 2014-2023. The ability to afford a home will end up being the leading driver into the near future.
Comparing Colorado Loan Limits: Current & Past
| 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boulder county | $862,500 |
$856,750 |
$856,750 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
Denver (metro counties) | $833,750 |
$816,500 |
$787,750 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| El Paso County | $806,500 |
$766,550 |
$726,200 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| Larimer County | $806,500 |
$766,550 |
$726,200 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| Weld county | $806,500 |
$766,550 |
$726,200 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| Eagle County | $1,209,750 |
$1,149,825 |
$1,075,250 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| Pitkin County | $1,209,750 |
$1,149,825 |
$948,750 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| Summit County | $1,067,200 |
$1,006,250 |
$953,350 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
| San Miguel County | $994,750 |
$994,750 |
$862,500 |
$647,200 |
$548,250 |
$510,400 |
Why are loan limits important?
The first reason these new limits are important is that it will allow some borrowers to avoid jumbo loan rate pricing which tends to be .25 to -.50 percent higher. The second reason is it allows qualified first-time buyers to put down the minimum of 3% on purchase prices up to $859,540 in the Denver metro and $831,445 in counties that allow a maximum loan of $806,500.
High balance loan limits are also going up. In Colorado, the following counties will have increases: Boulder County ($862,500) and Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson counties ($833,750).
What this means for home buyers who can put down 5 percent or more they can also get around the need for jumbo loan pricing. In Boulder, this helps borrowers purchase a home for sale at $907,900 or up to $1,014,700 with 15 percent down; in the other counties with high balance limits of $806,500 it enables them to purchase a home at $848,900 with 95 LTV financing and $896,000 with ten percent down (90 LTV financing).