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Department of Housing and Urban Development

Total Obligations

$237.19B

Total Awards

2.2M

Top-25 Recipients

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The Department of Housing and Urban Development shows $237,190,044,286.12 in USAspending.gov obligations through fiscal year 2026. The same extract lists 2,227,390 awards under awarding-agency CGAC 086—a high row count relative to the dollar book. That pattern fits a portfolio of many assistance actions to housing authorities, localities, and other grantees rather than a handful of giant primes. The hub reports the award file; it does not rank cities or landlords. The source row stores 237190044286.12, whose billion-scale compact is 237.2.

Key figures

  • HUD (CGAC 086) shows $237,190,044,286.12 in USAspending obligations through FY 2026.
  • Award volume is 2,227,390 records—a high-count assistance profile.
  • The total is an award-file obligation sum, not a unit or tenant census.
  • FHA and Ginnie Mae stock measures are not in this packet.

High award volume under a $237 billion HUD book

The exact total is $237,190,044,286.12 across 2,227,390 awards. The implied mean is about $106,000 per award, in the same neighborhood as other high-volume assistance agencies in this extract. Public-housing, voucher-related, community-development, and other grant actions can each add rows. This packet does not split the 2,227,390 count by CFDA, so the mean is blended, not a typical voucher payment.

Fiscal year 2026 is the latest year. Multi-year housing assistance can remain open, so $237,190,044,286.12 is not a single year’s rental subsidy cash. USAspending.gov is the source.

That mix is the research takeaway from the two packet facts together. 2,227,390 awards at a mean near $106,000 describe dispersed assistance to housing authorities and localities. A later extract can change both the dollar total and the award count as multi-year housing assistance remains open inside FY 2026.

CGAC 086 on HUD award records

SpendingVault keys HUD to /agencies/086/. CGAC 086 is the awarding-agency identifier. Program offices may appear on child records while still summing into $237,190,044,286.12. The 2,227,390 figure counts award records, not housing units, tenants, or municipalities.

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Questions

How much has HUD obligated on USAspending through FY 2026?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development total in this extract is $237,190,044,286.12 across 2,227,390 awards tagged to CGAC 086. That sum is an obligation figure from USAspending.gov, not an FHA insurance total and not a count of housing units.
Why does HUD have more than two million awards?
The 2,227,390 count is the number of award records under awarding-agency 086, including grants and other actions in the file. High transaction volume is consistent with assistance to many local recipients. Dollar volume on those rows is $237,190,044,286.12 through FY 2026.
What is CGAC 086?
CGAC 086 is the USAspending awarding-agency code for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. SpendingVault’s HUD hub uses that code. The $237,190,044,286.12 obligation total and 2,227,390 award count roll up rows carrying 086 through fiscal year 2026.
Where can I see HUD spending by state?
The state table from the CGAC 086 agency page uses place-of-performance fields on the same obligation extract. Geography rows still roll toward $237,190,044,286.12 and 2,227,390 awards through FY 2026.

Agency codes are USAspending awarding-agency CGAC identifiers. Totals are obligations, FY range on packet.

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Source: USAspending.gov · All Agencies · State breakdown