Connecticut Housing Finance Authority

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999 West Street, Rocky Hill, CT, 06067  

The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) was created in 1969 by the Connecticut Legislature as a self-supporting quasi-public housing agency charged with the purpose of expanding affordable housing opportunities for Connecticut’s low- and moderate-income families and individuals..


Since 1969, CHFA has grown from a small quasi-public organization with $5 million dollars to lend for first-time homebuyer mortgages to an organization that lends more than $500 million dollars each year for affordable housing. All 169 Connecticut towns have benefited from CHFA financing.

CHFA leverages its financial strength in partnership with public and private investors. The result is that nearly 145, 000 Connecticut residents have purchased their first homes with a CHFA below-market interest rate mortgage, allowing them to begin building their financial futures. Additionally, CHFA's investments have built or renovated the more than 55, 000 affordable multifamily apartments that hundreds of thousands of state residents call home.


LENDING PROFILE

Connecticut Housing Finance Authority arranges the following loan types:
  • RESIDENTIAL: Hard Money
  • COMMERCIAL: Hard Money
  • LAND: Hard Money
Lending territories: CT

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