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Lowest fair market rent by state
HUD fair market rent, 2-bed.
What HUD judges a modest two-bedroom costs: the 40th percentile of standard-quality units, used to set housing voucher payments. Published for every county, which is why it appears where the Zillow index does not. It is not an asking-rent figure and is set for a whole Fair Market Rent area, so counties inside one metro share a number — read it as a floor for the local market rather than a listing price.
- 1West Virginia$996
- 2Mississippi$1,035
- 3Wyoming$1,066
- 4Arkansas$1,067
- 5North Dakota$1,076
- 6Alabama$1,081
- 7South Dakota$1,090
- 8Iowa$1,099
- 9Kentucky$1,106
- 10Oklahoma$1,123
- 11Kansas$1,124
- 12Louisiana$1,128
- 13Missouri$1,138
- 14Nebraska$1,188
- 15Ohio$1,221
- 16Indiana$1,235
- 17Wisconsin$1,251
- 18New Mexico$1,295
- 19Michigan$1,310
- 20Tennessee$1,337
- 21South Carolina$1,347
- 22North Carolina$1,392
- 23Idaho$1,406
- 24Pennsylvania$1,475
- 25Minnesota$1,478
- 26Texas$1,523
- 27Montana$1,525
- 28Georgia$1,552
- 29Illinois$1,557
- 30Utah$1,564
- 31Alaska$1,567
- 32Vermont$1,629
- 33Delaware$1,645
- 34Maine$1,695
- 35Arizona$1,707
- 36Oregon$1,715
- 37Nevada$1,719
- 38Rhode Island$1,728
- 39Virginia$1,731
- 40Colorado$1,865
- 41Florida$1,930
- 42New Hampshire$1,931
- 43Maryland$1,958
- 44Washington$2,010
- 45Connecticut$2,027
- 46New Jersey$2,230
- 47District of Columbia$2,246
- 48New York$2,372
- 49Massachusetts$2,453
- 50Hawaii$2,544
- 51California$2,670
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