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2026 loan limits in Naugatuck Valley Planning Region, Connecticut

The 2026 conforming loan limit for a one-unit home in Naugatuck Valley Planning Region is $851,000, which is a high-cost limit above the baseline. The 2026 FHA limit is $541,287 (the FHA floor).

  • $851,000Conforming, 1 unit (2026)n/a vs 2025
  • $541,287FHA, 1 unit (2026)n/a vs 2025
  • $851,000VA, partial entitlement basisFull entitlement: no limit
  • 3 of 9Rank in Connecticutby one-unit conforming limit

How much home do these limits cover?

Change any value. Results update as you type. Payments are principal and interest only; taxes, insurance and mortgage insurance are extra.

Default: Freddie Mac PMMS 30-year average, week of October 29, 2026.

Largest loan and home price before you need a jumbo or non-FHA loan
ProgramLoan limitMax price at your down paymentPayment at the limit
Conforming (2026)$851,000$945,556$5,800/mo
FHA (2026)$541,287$601,430$3,689/mo

VA loan: remaining entitlement

Enter 0 if you have full entitlement. Your Certificate of Eligibility shows this number.

Remaining entitlement

Full entitlement

Largest $0-down VA loan

No VA loan limit applies

VA formula: 25% × the 2026 one-unit conforming limit ($851,000) − entitlement in use. Lenders often cap $0-down loans at 4× remaining entitlement (VA Circular 26-25-10).

Naugatuck Valley Planning Region loan limits by number of units
PropertyConforming 2026Conforming 2025ChangeFHA 2026FHA 2025
1 unit$851,000n/an/a$541,287n/a
2 units$1,089,450n/an/a$693,050n/a
3 units$1,316,900n/an/a$837,700n/a
4 units$1,636,550n/an/a$1,041,125n/a

How Naugatuck Valley Planning Region compares

  • Connecticut median one-unit conforming limit: $832,750 across 9 counties. This county is above the state median.
  • National baseline for 2026: $832,750; high-cost ceiling: $1,249,125. This county is $18,250 above the baseline.
  • HUD area: Waterbury-Shelton, CT (CBSA 47930). Median sale price HUD used to set the 2026 FHA limit: $360,000.
  • No 2025 comparison: this area did not exist in the 2025 file. Connecticut’s eight counties were replaced by nine planning regions as county-equivalents.

Sources

Figures are copied from the files above without modification. Program rules can change mid-year; confirm with your lender.

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