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Lowest fair market rent, 1-bed by state
HUD fair market rent, 1-bed.
The same HUD 40th-percentile standard as the two-bedroom figure, for a one-bedroom. Published for every county on current geography, Connecticut's planning regions included.
- 1West Virginia$805
- 2Wyoming$848
- 3Arkansas$872
- 4South Dakota$878
- 5Mississippi$880
- 6Iowa$888
- 7North Dakota$896
- 8Kentucky$900
- 9Oklahoma$905
- 10Kansas$921
- 11Alabama$925
- 12Missouri$938
- 13Louisiana$945
- 14Nebraska$973
- 15Ohio$980
- 16Wisconsin$1,018
- 17Indiana$1,022
- 18Michigan$1,055
- 19New Mexico$1,067
- 20Tennessee$1,152
- 21Idaho$1,155
- 22South Carolina$1,191
- 23Minnesota$1,204
- 24Montana$1,212
- 25Alaska$1,214
- 26Pennsylvania$1,214
- 27North Carolina$1,227
- 28Texas$1,278
- 29Utah$1,291
- 30Vermont$1,294
- 31Maine$1,322
- 32Delaware$1,341
- 33Illinois$1,344
- 34Georgia$1,387
- 35Rhode Island$1,397
- 36Oregon$1,420
- 37Arizona$1,438
- 38Nevada$1,440
- 39New Hampshire$1,476
- 40Virginia$1,529
- 41Colorado$1,555
- 42Florida$1,628
- 43Connecticut$1,647
- 44Maryland$1,674
- 45Washington$1,675
- 46New Jersey$1,855
- 47Hawaii$1,943
- 48Massachusetts$1,991
- 49District of Columbia$2,015
- 50New York$2,092
- 51California$2,175
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