Higher-Order Fixpoint Logic (HFL) is an extension of the modal mu-calculus by a typed lambda calculus. As in the mu-calculus, whether the nesting of least and greatest fixpoints increases expressive power is an important question. It is known that at low type theoretic levels, the fixpoint alternation hierarchy is strict. We present classes of structures over which the alternation hierarchy of HFL-formulas at low type level collapses into the alternation-free fragment, albeit at increase in type level by one.