Surge in Q3 home price appreciation pushes conforming loan limit in high-cost markets to $1,149,825 for one-unit properties, and up to $2,211,600 for four-unit properties.
Source: Inman News
Fannie and Freddie 2024 loan limits upped to $766,550 in most areas
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