California Loan Limits

2024 Loan Limits

2024 Loan limits in California by county. Click on the map below to view loan limits for a particular county.

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California has 58 counties, with conforming loan limits for a single-family home ranging from $766,550 in Alpine County to $1,149,825 in Alameda County.

California has 41 counties with standard or low-cost loan limits equal to the national baseline; 10 counties with high-cost loan limits equal to the national ceiling; and 7 counties with mid-range loan limits that are between the baseline and ceiling.

View the loan limits overview for information on how loan limits are set for each county. Click on the a specific county from the table below for detailed loan limit information.

Counties in California (58)

High-Cost Counties
County Median Home Price Conforming Loan Limit for
Single-Family Home
Alameda County $1,595,000 $1,149,825
Contra Costa County $1,595,000 $1,149,825
Los Angeles County $1,150,000 $1,149,825
Marin County $1,595,000 $1,149,825
Orange County $1,150,000 $1,149,825
San Benito County $1,600,000 $1,149,825
San Francisco County $1,595,000 $1,149,825
San Mateo County $1,595,000 $1,149,825
Santa Clara County $1,600,000 $1,149,825
Santa Cruz County $1,070,000 $1,149,825
Mid-Range Counties
County Median Home Price Conforming Loan Limit for
Single-Family Home
Monterey County $800,000 $920,000
Napa County $885,000 $1,017,750
San Diego County $875,000 $1,006,250
San Luis Obispo County $808,000 $929,200
Santa Barbara County $729,000 $838,350
Sonoma County $763,000 $877,450
Ventura County $830,000 $954,500
Low-Cost Counties
County Median Home Price Conforming Loan Limit for
Single-Family Home
Alpine County $438,000 $766,550
Amador County $395,000 $766,550
Butte County $310,000 $766,550
Calaveras County $399,000 $766,550
Colusa County $367,000 $766,550
Del Norte County $280,000 $766,550
El Dorado County $664,000 $766,550
Fresno County $395,000 $766,550
Glenn County $309,000 $766,550
Humboldt County $400,000 $766,550
Imperial County $310,000 $766,550
Inyo County $442,000 $766,550
Kern County $335,000 $766,550
Kings County $337,000 $766,550
Lake County $259,000 $766,550
Lassen County $190,000 $766,550
Madera County $400,000 $766,550
Mariposa County $320,000 $766,550
Mendocino County $475,000 $766,550
Merced County $405,000 $766,550
Modoc County $152,000 $766,550
Mono County $603,000 $766,550
Nevada County $560,000 $766,550
Placer County $664,000 $766,550
Plumas County $300,000 $766,550
Riverside County $560,000 $766,550
Sacramento County $664,000 $766,550
San Bernardino County $560,000 $766,550
San Joaquin County $571,000 $766,550
Shasta County $345,000 $766,550
Sierra County $275,000 $766,550
Siskiyou County $235,000 $766,550
Solano County $596,000 $766,550
Stanislaus County $450,000 $766,550
Sutter County $425,000 $766,550
Tehama County $285,000 $766,550
Trinity County $240,000 $766,550
Tulare County $340,000 $766,550
Tuolumne County $369,000 $766,550
Yolo County $664,000 $766,550
Yuba County $425,000 $766,550

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FHA Loan limits are published by the HUD. Conforming loan limits are published by Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).

Last updated on January 2, 2024