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Ponemah Mills in Norwich: an 1860s cotton spinning mill, now 146 apartments financed in part by CHFA

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First-mortgage rates5.250–6.875%Across CHFA's published homebuyer programs, low to high. Some buyers qualify for a further 0.125% or 0.250% discount.As published August 30, 2026Multifamily construction rate5.370%2 Years (Tax Exempt). Indications only; verify at rate lock.Set August 26, 2026, 9:00 amLoan documents in force93Forms, worksheets, and notices with no published replacement.6 replaced versions still resolveNext required changeOct 1, 20265 loan documents must be the new version from this date.Starting October 1, 2026

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CHFA was created by the Connecticut Legislature in 1969 to expand affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families. It has helped more than 150,000 Connecticut households become homeowners and financed more than 60,000 affordable rental homes. Combined mortgage financing exceeds $11 billion.

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CHFA staff with a participating lender at the annual Lender Celebration, photographed by Brian Ambrose Photography

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  • Sep 7 Labor Day - Office Closed(All Day Event)
  • Sep 9 CHFA Next Move with Deferred DPA Webinar for Originations, Processing and Underwriting11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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