The HUD Exchange, launched in 2011, is a centralized platform providing a wealth of information for multifamily borrowers and HUD’s community partners. In-depth detail is available for virtually all of the department’s financing vehicles, from 221(d)(4) loans for multifamily developments to Section 232 debt for residential care facilities — and it doesn’t stop there. The full list of programs includes nearly 200 entries, each offering comprehensive details and requirements, and reports.

The platform also includes a broad range of comprehensive tools and resources for community partners of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Partners are broadly defined as any recipient of HUD funding, from state and local governments to public housing authorities and their affiliates.

The HUD Exchange also includes an exhaustive list of resources for borrowers and lenders as well as critical housing assistance information and contact details to assist those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

The HUD Exchange provides a wealth of information and tools for small businesses, including a comprehensive list of resources for borrowers and lenders. It also includes critical housing assistance information and contact details to assist those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Additionally, the HUD Exchange provides in-depth detail for virtually all of the department’s financing vehicles, from 221(d)(4) loans for multifamily developments to Section 232 debt for residential care facilities. For more information, visit the HUD Exchange website.

The HUD Exchange provides a wealth of information and tools for multifamily borrowers. It includes an exhaustive list of resources for borrowers and lenders, as well as critical housing assistance information and contact details to assist those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. It also provides in-depth detail for virtually all of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's financing vehicles, from 221(d)(4) loans for multifamily developments to Section 232 debt for residential care facilities. The full list of programs includes nearly 200 entries, each offering comprehensive details and requirements, and reports. To learn more about HUD multifamily loans, simply fill out the form below and a HUD lending expert will get in touch.

The HUD Exchange provides a wealth of information and tools for multifamily borrowers. To be eligible for HUD Exchange programs, borrowers must have FHA-insured multifamily and healthcare properties with existing HUD mortgages of all types, including market-rate, mixed-income, subsidized, and affordable properties. For more information on HUD multifamily loans, please click here.

You can access the HUD Exchange by visiting https://www.hudexchange.info/. The HUD Exchange provides important information and tools for multifamily borrowers, including in-depth detail for virtually all of the department’s financing vehicles, from 221(d)(4) loans for multifamily developments to Section 232 debt for residential care facilities. It also includes a broad range of comprehensive tools and resources for community partners of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, as well as critical housing assistance information and contact details to assist those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

The HUD Exchange provides a wealth of information and tools for small business financing. It includes a comprehensive list of resources for borrowers and lenders, as well as critical housing assistance information and contact details to assist those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Additionally, the HUD Exchange provides in-depth detail for virtually all of the department’s financing vehicles, from 221(d)(4) loans for multifamily developments to Section 232 debt for residential care facilities. The full list of programs can be found here.