Denver
Denver's own homebuyer programs: denFirstGen's $30,000 deferred loan for first-generation buyers and the city's income-restricted homes, plus metro options.
City programs
Each city here funds a program of its own, on top of county and statewide options. Open a city to see everything available to buyers there.
Denver's own homebuyer programs: denFirstGen's $30,000 deferred loan for first-generation buyers and the city's income-restricted homes, plus metro options.
City of Boulder homebuyer help: the H2O loan up to $100,000 for people who work in Boulder, the Solution Grant and Permanently Affordable homes.
Longmont runs the Boulder County down payment assistance program for income-qualified buyers. It is waitlisted now. See terms, limits and other options.
How Colorado Springs helps first-time buyers: HOME-funded land trust homes through RMCLT, plus the countywide Pikes Peak DPA and Hometown Heroes add-on.
Broomfield's down payment program lends first-time buyers up to 10% of the sale price at 0%, deferred 30 years, through CHAC. See 2026 income limits.
Greeley's G-HOPE gives people who work for Greeley employers up to $8,000, forgiven over 5 years, with no income limit. See eligible areas and employers.
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