Churchill Stateside Group Highlights HUD Loan Program for Multifamily Properties

Reliable, fixed-rate financing available for acquisition and refinancing of stabilized apartment communities.

Mar. 19, 2026 at 2:40pm

Churchill Stateside Group, an approved HUD MAP and LEAN lender, is highlighting its HUD Section 223(f) loan program, which provides long-term, fixed-rate financing solutions for the acquisition and refinancing of stabilized multifamily properties nationwide. The program offers borrowers attractive leverage, non-recourse structure, and competitive interest rates, making it a reliable and efficient permanent loan execution for existing apartment communities, including market-rate, mixed-income, and affordable housing properties.

Why it matters

The HUD 223(f) program is an important financing tool for multifamily property owners, as it provides access to long-term, fixed-rate capital that supports operational stability and long-term ownership. This is especially valuable in the current environment of rising interest rates and economic uncertainty.

The details

Key features of CSG's HUD Section 223(f) loan program include loan terms up to 35 years, higher leverage for affordable and rental assistance properties, non-recourse structure, full assumability, and flexible use of proceeds for both acquisition and refinance transactions. The program is designed for stabilized multifamily properties, with loan sizing based on actual operating performance.

  • Churchill Stateside Group highlighted the HUD 223(f) program on March 19, 2026.

The players

Churchill Stateside Group

A leading provider of multifamily and affordable housing finance solutions, including through FHA/HUD, USDA Rural Development, renewable energy, and tax credit programs.

Dan Duda

Executive Vice President and National Director of Originations & Acquisitions for Churchill Stateside Group.

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What they’re saying

“HUD Section 223(f) financing remains one of the most reliable and efficient permanent loan executions available for stabilized multifamily properties.”

— Dan Duda, Executive Vice President, National Director of Originations & Acquisitions

The takeaway

The HUD 223(f) program provides multifamily property owners with a valuable financing option that offers long-term stability, attractive leverage, and flexibility, making it an important tool for supporting the acquisition, refinancing, and long-term ownership of stabilized apartment communities.