$832,750
The 2026 FHFA conforming baseline for one-unit homes.
Set by FHFA
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The most you can borrow on a conventional loan in Clark County before it becomes a jumbo — the 2026 FHFA baseline for Las Vegas.
The 2026 conforming (conventional) loan limit for a single-family home in Clark County, Nevada is $832,750 — the standard FHFA baseline, up from $806,500 in 2025. Las Vegas isn’t a high-cost area, so no elevated limit applies; above $832,750 is a jumbo loan. Ready to see if you qualify? Review Nevada conventional loan requirements or check today’s rates. Updated June 2026.
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For 2026, the needle sits at $832,750. At or below it, a Clark County loan is conforming and priced to Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac guidelines. Above it, the loan is jumbo — different underwriting, different pricing.
Las Vegas isn’t a high-cost county, so the standard baseline is the whole story here.
Drag the handle or type a price. We’ll show whether it stays conforming or crosses into jumbo above $832,750.
Above the limit? A jumbo loan may fit — we price both.
Talk to a local specialist about jumboConforming limits step up for multi-unit properties — the same FHFA schedule applies across Clark County.
Source: FHFA Conforming Loan Limits, 2026 — Clark County, Nevada.
| Property type | 2026 limit |
|---|---|
| 1-unit | $832,750 |
| 2-unit | $1,066,050 |
| 3-unit | $1,288,800 |
| 4-unit | $1,601,650 |
Why Las Vegas gets the standard baseline — and where jumbo begins.
The 2026 FHFA conforming baseline for one-unit homes.
Set by FHFANo high-cost multiplier applies to Clark County.
No multiplierThe 2026 conforming limit for Las Vegas single-family homes.
1-unit · 2026Local median prices stay under the elevated-limit threshold.
Below thresholdThe FHFA recalculates conforming limits every year.
Recalculated yearlyAnything over $832,750 is a jumbo loan with its own rules.
We underwrite bothConventional starts at 3% down for eligible buyers. Slide to see the cash and loan amount at the top of the conforming range.
PMI applies under 20% down and cancels at 20% equity — it isn’t permanent like FHA insurance. See today’s conventional rates to estimate your full monthly cost.
Estimate only — not a Loan Estimate, rate quote, or commitment to lend. PMI and pricing depend on credit and loan-to-value. Actual payment excludes taxes and insurance; actual payment will be higher. Subject to credit approval. NMLS #65506.
The $832,750 single-family conforming limit is identical in Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas — Clark County is one limit area.
Most homes price well under the limit, so conforming covers the bulk of the market.
Premium and luxury pockets are where buyers most often cross into jumbo.
Lower price points keep nearly every purchase comfortably conforming.
Three programs, three limits — compare them, then open any program’s 2026 limit page.
This is an advertisement and not a commitment to lend. Loan limits change annually — verify current figures with the FHFA before relying on them. The 2026 conforming single-family limit shown ($832,750) is the standard baseline for Clark County, Nevada; multi-unit figures follow the FHFA schedule. Valley West Mortgage is a direct lender and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FHFA, Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac. All loans subject to borrower and property qualification, underwriting, and credit approval. Equal Housing Lender · NMLS #65506 · verify licensing at nmlsconsumeraccess.org.
$832,750 for a single-family home in Clark County. That is the standard FHFA conforming baseline; Las Vegas is not a designated high-cost area, so no elevated limit applies. Loans above $832,750 are jumbo.
No. High-cost limits apply only where local median prices are well above the national baseline. Clark County (Las Vegas) sits below that threshold for 2026, so the single-family conforming limit is the standard $832,750.
Private mortgage insurance can be requested for removal at about 20% equity (80% loan-to-value) and terminates automatically by law at 78% of the original value. Unlike FHA MIP, conventional PMI is not permanent.
Conventional loans generally start around a 620 FICO, with the best pricing at 740 or higher. Programs like HomeReady and Home Possible allow as little as 3% down for eligible buyers.
Yes. The FHFA raised the standard conforming loan limit from $806,500 in 2025 to $832,750 in 2026 — an increase of $26,250 for a single-family home. Clark County uses the standard baseline. See current figures at fhfa.gov.
It depends on your credit and down payment. The 2026 FHA limit for Clark County is $541,287 versus $832,750 for conventional. Conventional PMI cancels at 20% equity; FHA MIP is permanent for most borrowers who put less than 10% down. Borrowers with a 620+ FICO and 5%+ down often find conventional costs less over the life of the loan. Use our calculator to compare side by side.
The 2026 FHFA conforming limits for Clark County, Nevada are: 1-unit $832,750; 2-unit $1,066,050; 3-unit $1,288,800; 4-unit $1,601,650. Loans above these figures are jumbo. Source: FHFA Conforming Loan Limits, 2026.
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