Counties in Ohio by fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly)

Butler County had the highest fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly) of 88 counties in 2022, at $1,483. Williams County had the lowest, at $1,001. The median was $1,121. Source: the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

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Highest1,483Butler County
Lowest1,001Williams County
Median1,12188 counties

Map of counties, 2022

Adams County: 1,001 USDAllen County: 1,120 USDAshland County: 1,198 USDAshtabula County: 1,040 USDAthens County: 1,177 USDAuglaize County: 1,152 USDBelmont County: 1,140 USDBrown County: 1,075 USDButler County: 1,483 USDCarroll County: 1,041 USDChampaign County: 1,144 USDClark County: 1,113 USDClermont County: 1,483 USDClinton County: 1,221 USDColumbiana County: 1,075 USDCoshocton County: 1,104 USDCrawford County: 1,001 USDCuyahoga County: 1,224 USDDarke County: 1,002 USDDefiance County: 1,096 USDDelaware County: 1,426 USDErie County: 1,224 USDFairfield County: 1,426 USDFayette County: 1,027 USDFranklin County: 1,426 USDFulton County: 1,193 USDGallia County: 1,082 USDGeauga County: 1,224 USDGreene County: 1,248 USDGuernsey County: 1,147 USDHamilton County: 1,483 USDHancock County: 1,404 USDHardin County: 1,001 USDHarrison County: 1,001 USDHenry County: 1,098 USDHighland County: 1,051 USDHocking County: 1,054 USDHolmes County: 1,001 USDHuron County: 1,042 USDJackson County: 1,177 USDJefferson County: 1,078 USDKnox County: 1,012 USDLake County: 1,224 USDLawrence County: 1,179 USDLicking County: 1,426 USDLogan County: 1,069 USDLorain County: 1,224 USDLucas County: 1,193 USDMadison County: 1,426 USDMahoning County: 1,038 USDMarion County: 1,121 USDMedina County: 1,224 USDMeigs County: 1,263 USDMercer County: 1,001 USDMiami County: 1,248 USDMonroe County: 1,070 USDMontgomery County: 1,248 USDMorgan County: 1,037 USDMorrow County: 1,426 USDMuskingum County: 1,056 USDNoble County: 1,037 USDOttawa County: 1,148 USDPaulding County: 1,060 USDPerry County: 1,060 USDPickaway County: 1,426 USDPike County: 1,062 USDPortage County: 1,207 USDPreble County: 1,200 USDPutnam County: 1,001 USDRichland County: 1,157 USDRoss County: 1,063 USDSandusky County: 1,109 USDScioto County: 1,125 USDSeneca County: 1,026 USDShelby County: 1,087 USDStark County: 1,041 USDSummit County: 1,207 USDTrumbull County: 1,038 USDTuscarawas County: 1,135 USDUnion County: 1,450 USDVan Wert County: 1,001 USDVinton County: 1,204 USDWarren County: 1,483 USDWashington County: 1,072 USDWayne County: 1,118 USDWilliams County: 1,001 USDWood County: 1,193 USDWyandot County: 1,005 USD
  • Under 1,100
  • 1,100 to 1,200
  • 1,200 and over
USD, 2022. Source: HUD, HUD Fair Market Rents by county: four bedrooms, monthly gross rent in dollars. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Butler County: 1,483 USDButler County1,483Clermont County: 1,483 USDClermont County1,483Hamilton County: 1,483 USDHamilton County1,483Warren County: 1,483 USDWarren County1,483Union County: 1,450 USDUnion County1,450Delaware County: 1,426 USDDelaware County1,426Fairfield County: 1,426 USDFairfield County1,426Franklin County: 1,426 USDFranklin County1,426Licking County: 1,426 USDLicking County1,426Madison County: 1,426 USDMadison County1,426Morrow County: 1,426 USDMorrow County1,426Pickaway County: 1,426 USDPickaway County1,426Hancock County: 1,404 USDHancock County1,404Meigs County: 1,263 USDMeigs County1,263Greene County: 1,248 USDGreene County1,248Miami County: 1,248 USDMiami County1,248Montgomery County: 1,248 USDMontgomery County1,248Cuyahoga County: 1,224 USDCuyahoga County1,224Erie County: 1,224 USDErie County1,224Geauga County: 1,224 USDGeauga County1,224Lake County: 1,224 USDLake County1,224Lorain County: 1,224 USDLorain County1,224Medina County: 1,224 USDMedina County1,224Clinton County: 1,221 USDClinton County1,221Portage County: 1,207 USDPortage County1,207Summit County: 1,207 USDSummit County1,207Vinton County: 1,204 USDVinton County1,204Preble County: 1,200 USDPreble County1,200Ashland County: 1,198 USDAshland County1,198Fulton County: 1,193 USDFulton County1,193Lucas County: 1,193 USDLucas County1,193Wood County: 1,193 USDWood County1,193Lawrence County: 1,179 USDLawrence County1,179Athens County: 1,177 USDAthens County1,177Jackson County: 1,177 USDJackson County1,177Richland County: 1,157 USDRichland County1,157Auglaize County: 1,152 USDAuglaize County1,152Ottawa County: 1,148 USDOttawa County1,148Guernsey County: 1,147 USDGuernsey County1,147Champaign County: 1,144 USDChampaign County1,144Butler County: 1,483 USDButler County1,483Clermont County: 1,483 USDClermont County1,483Hamilton County: 1,483 USDHamilton County1,483Warren County: 1,483 USDWarren County1,483Union County: 1,450 USDUnion County1,450Delaware County: 1,426 USDDelaware County1,426Fairfield County: 1,426 USDFairfield County1,426Franklin County: 1,426 USDFranklin County1,426Licking County: 1,426 USDLicking County1,426Madison County: 1,426 USDMadison County1,426Morrow County: 1,426 USDMorrow County1,426Pickaway County: 1,426 USDPickaway County1,426Hancock County: 1,404 USDHancock County1,404Meigs County: 1,263 USDMeigs County1,263Greene County: 1,248 USDGreene County1,248Miami County: 1,248 USDMiami County1,248Montgomery County: 1,248 USDMontgomery County1,248Cuyahoga County: 1,224 USDCuyahoga County1,224Erie County: 1,224 USDErie County1,224Geauga County: 1,224 USDGeauga County1,224Lake County: 1,224 USDLake County1,224Lorain County: 1,224 USDLorain County1,224Medina County: 1,224 USDMedina County1,224Clinton County: 1,221 USDClinton County1,221Portage County: 1,207 USDPortage County1,207Summit County: 1,207 USDSummit County1,207Vinton County: 1,204 USDVinton County1,204Preble County: 1,200 USDPreble County1,200Ashland County: 1,198 USDAshland County1,198Fulton County: 1,193 USDFulton County1,193Lucas County: 1,193 USDLucas County1,193Wood County: 1,193 USDWood County1,193Lawrence County: 1,179 USDLawrence County1,179Athens County: 1,177 USDAthens County1,177Jackson County: 1,177 USDJackson County1,177Richland County: 1,157 USDRichland County1,157Auglaize County: 1,152 USDAuglaize County1,152Ottawa County: 1,148 USDOttawa County1,148Guernsey County: 1,147 USDGuernsey County1,147Champaign County: 1,144 USDChampaign County1,144
USD. Source: HUD, HUD Fair Market Rents by county: four bedrooms, monthly gross rent in dollars. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
USD
Change on 2021
1Butler County1,483+4.1%
1Clermont County1,483+4.1%
1Hamilton County1,483+4.1%
1Warren County1,483+4.1%
5Union County1,450-6.6%
6Delaware County1,426-2.9%
6Fairfield County1,426-2.9%
6Franklin County1,426-2.9%
6Licking County1,426-2.9%
6Madison County1,426-2.9%
6Morrow County1,426-2.9%
6Pickaway County1,426-2.9%
13Hancock County1,404+1.2%
14Meigs County1,263+1.4%
15Greene County1,248+2.8%
15Miami County1,248+2.8%
15Montgomery County1,248+2.8%
18Cuyahoga County1,224+3%
18Erie County1,224-1.7%
18Geauga County1,224+3%
18Lake County1,224+3%
18Lorain County1,224+3%
18Medina County1,224+3%
24Clinton County1,221+1%
25Portage County1,207+4.9%
25Summit County1,207+4.9%
27Vinton County1,204-5.3%
28Preble County1,200+6.7%
29Ashland County1,198+0.3%
30Fulton County1,193+1.2%
30Lucas County1,193+1.2%
30Wood County1,193+1.2%
33Lawrence County1,179-2.8%
34Athens County1,177+3.1%
34Jackson County1,177+1.6%
36Richland County1,157-0.2%
37Auglaize County1,152+6.1%
38Ottawa County1,148-1.4%
39Guernsey County1,147+1.5%
40Champaign County1,144-2.6%
41Belmont County1,140+0.5%
42Tuscarawas County1,135+4.8%
43Scioto County1,125-2%
44Marion County1,121+1.3%
45Allen County1,120+4.5%
46Wayne County1,1180%
47Clark County1,113+3.6%
48Sandusky County1,109+0.8%
49Coshocton County1,104+1.2%
50Henry County1,098+4.1%
51Defiance County1,096+5.8%
52Shelby County1,087+1%
53Gallia County1,082+0.6%
54Jefferson County1,078+2.6%
55Brown County1,075+7.4%
55Columbiana County1,075+1.1%
57Washington County1,072+0.9%
58Monroe County1,070-3.2%
59Logan County1,069-1.3%
60Ross County1,063-1%
61Pike County1,062-1.9%
62Paulding County1,060+6%
62Perry County1,060-6.9%
64Muskingum County1,056-3.9%
65Hocking County1,054-1.6%
66Highland County1,051-1.7%
67Huron County1,042-2.7%
68Carroll County1,041+2.3%
68Stark County1,041+2.3%
70Ashtabula County1,040+0.9%
71Mahoning County1,038+0.2%
71Trumbull County1,038+0.2%
73Morgan County1,037+0.8%
73Noble County1,037+4.2%
75Fayette County1,027-3.3%
76Seneca County1,026-0.1%
77Knox County1,012-1.2%
78Wyandot County1,005+1%
79Darke County1,002+0.7%
80Adams County1,001+0.6%
80Crawford County1,001+0.6%
80Hardin County1,001+0.6%
80Harrison County1,001-5.3%
80Holmes County1,001+0.6%
80Mercer County1,001+0.6%
80Putnam County1,001-0.1%
80Van Wert County1,001+0.6%
80Williams County1,001-0.8%

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About this ranking

Monthly gross rent, in US dollars, that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) sets for a four-bedroom unit in the HUD area that contains the county.

More on how it is measured
  • Gross rent is the rent plus all utilities paid by the tenant except telephone, cable or satellite television and internet.
  • HUD sets Fair Market Rents at the 40th percentile of gross rents paid by recent movers for standard-quality rental units, from American Community Survey data brought forward to the fiscal year; until 2018 a few metropolitan areas were set at the 50th percentile.
  • They set payment standards for Housing Choice Vouchers and rent ceilings in other HUD programs.

A policy benchmark, not a measured rent: it is lower than the median rent by design and differs from the Census Bureau median gross rent. HUD sets one value per HUD area, a metropolitan area (sometimes split into HUD Metro FMR Areas) or a non-metropolitan county, so every county of a metropolitan area shows the same figure. Counties in the six New England states have no value, because HUD defines their areas by town and a county can span several areas. Where HUD splits off part of a county, the county value is the rest of the county: Howard County, Maryland, without Columbia until FY2015, and Crawford County, Missouri, without its part of Sullivan. The year is HUD's federal fiscal year: FY2027 runs from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD USER. HUD Fair Market Rents by county: four bedrooms, monthly gross rent in dollars. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmr2022/FY22_FMRs_revised.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. (2022). HUD Fair Market Rents by county: four bedrooms, monthly gross rent in dollars (Counties in Ohio by fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly), 2022) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmr2022/FY22_FMRs_revised.xlsx

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HUD Fair Market Rents by county: four bedrooms, monthly gross rent in dollars, Counties in Ohio by fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly), 2022. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, 28 Feb. 2022, https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmr2022/FY22_FMRs_revised.xlsx. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/fair-market-rent-four-bedroom/ohio-counties?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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  year = {2022},
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  urldate = {2026-10-12},
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Which county has the highest fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly)?

Butler County, with $1,483 in 2022, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

Which county has the lowest fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly)?

Williams County, with $1,001 in 2022.

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