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Down payment assistance by county in Colorado

Schools To Home and Colorado Champions work in every Colorado county with one statewide income limit. These guides cover the 20 most populous counties, their school districts and public safety agencies, and the CHFA FirstStep limits that apply if you use that program instead.

CountySeatPopulationIncome cap, 3+Price cap
El Paso CountyColorado Springs757,040$146,970$566,730
City and County of DenverDenver740,613$165,600$832,750
Arapahoe CountyLittleton673,820$165,600$832,750
Jefferson CountyGolden580,451$165,600$832,750
Adams CountyBrighton554,668$165,600$832,750
Douglas CountyCastle Rock399,396$165,600$832,750
Weld CountyGreeley378,426$179,200$735,320
Larimer CountyFort Collins377,292$149,960$664,190
Boulder CountyBoulder328,560$172,500$832,750
Pueblo CountyPueblo169,277$178,920$692,210
Mesa CountyGrand Junction162,845$146,970$566,350
City and County of BroomfieldBroomfield79,174$165,600$832,750
Garfield CountyGlenwood Springs63,474$146,970$832,750
La Plata CountyDurango56,898$146,970$782,110
Eagle CountyEagle54,291$146,970$832,750
Fremont CountyCaƱon City50,039$146,970$566,350
Montrose CountyMontrose44,591$146,970$566,350
Delta CountyDelta32,178$178,920$692,210
Summit CountyBreckenridge31,517$167,670$832,750
Elbert CountyKiowa30,534$165,600$832,750

Income and price columns are CHFA FirstStep non-targeted limits, effective November 2, 2026. Schools To Home ($178,920) and Colorado Champions ($196,810) use statewide limits with no price cap. Your county missing? The statewide programs still apply. Full limits table.