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2026 Idaho loan limits by county

Idaho has 44 counties in the 2026 FHFA list. The highest one-unit conforming limit is $1,249,125 in Teton County; the state median is $832,750. 1 of 44 are above the $832,750 national baseline. 33 sit at the 2026 FHA floor of $541,287.

  • 44Counties listed
  • $1,249,125Highest 1-unit conformingTeton County
  • $832,750Median 1-unit conforming
  • 33At FHA floorof 44
Idaho counties: 2026 conforming and 2026 FHA limits
CountyConforming 1-unit 2026Change vs 2025FHA 1-unit 2026Conforming 4-unit 2026
Ada County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$586,500$1,601,750
Adams County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Bannock County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Bear Lake County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Benewah County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Bingham County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Blaine County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$759,000$1,601,750
Boise County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$586,500$1,601,750
Bonner County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Bonneville County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Boundary County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Butte County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Camas County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$759,000$1,601,750
Canyon County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$586,500$1,601,750
Caribou County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Cassia County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Clark County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Clearwater County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Custer County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Elmore County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Franklin County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Fremont County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Gem County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$586,500$1,601,750
Gooding County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Idaho County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Jefferson County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Jerome County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Kootenai County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$572,700$1,601,750
Latah County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Lemhi County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Lewis County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Lincoln County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$759,000$1,601,750
Madison County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Minidoka County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Nez Perce County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Oneida County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Owyhee County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$586,500$1,601,750
Payette County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Power County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Shoshone County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Teton County$1,249,125+$39,375 (+3.3%)$1,249,125$2,402,625
Twin Falls County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750
Valley County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$615,250$1,601,750
Washington County$832,750+$26,250 (+3.3%)$541,287$1,601,750

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