US counties by fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly)

Marin County had the highest fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly) of 3074 counties in 2022, at $4,473. Ouachita County had the lowest, at $880. The median was $1,207. Source: the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

Highest4,473Marin County
Median1,2073074 counties

Top 40 counties, 2022

Marin County: 4,473 USDMarin County4,473San Francisco County: 4,473 USDSan Francisco County4,473San Mateo County: 4,473 USDSan Mateo County4,473Santa Cruz County: 4,458 USDSanta Cruz County4,458Santa Clara County: 4,213 USDSanta Clara County4,213Honolulu County: 3,834 USDHonolulu County3,834San Diego County: 3,795 USDSan Diego County3,795Santa Barbara County: 3,790 USDSanta Barbara County3,790Orange County: 3,674 USDOrange County3,674Ventura County: 3,655 USDVentura County3,655Alameda County: 3,578 USDAlameda County3,578Contra Costa County: 3,578 USDContra Costa County3,578Kauai County: 3,418 USDKauai County3,418King County: 3,285 USDKing County3,285Snohomish County: 3,285 USDSnohomish County3,285Bronx County: 3,173 USDBronx County3,173Kings County: 3,173 USDKings County3,173New York County: 3,173 USDNew York County3,173Putnam County: 3,173 USDPutnam County3,173Queens County: 3,173 USDQueens County3,173Richmond County: 3,173 USDRichmond County3,173Rockland County: 3,173 USDRockland County3,173Sonoma County: 3,163 USDSonoma County3,163Monterey County: 3,081 USDMonterey County3,081San Luis Obispo County: 3,047 USDSan Luis Obispo County3,047Monroe County: 2,993 USDMonroe County2,993Maui County: 2,944 USDMaui County2,944Napa County: 2,935 USDNapa County2,935Los Angeles County: 2,933 USDLos Angeles County2,933Nassau County: 2,911 USDNassau County2,911Suffolk County: 2,911 USDSuffolk County2,911Kitsap County: 2,909 USDKitsap County2,909Clackamas County: 2,903 USDClackamas County2,903Clark County: 2,903 USDClark County2,903Columbia County: 2,903 USDColumbia County2,903Multnomah County: 2,903 USDMultnomah County2,903Skamania County: 2,903 USDSkamania County2,903Washington County: 2,903 USDWashington County2,903Yamhill County: 2,903 USDYamhill County2,903Summit County: 2,886 USDSummit County2,886
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
1Marin County4,473-10%
1San Francisco County4,473-10%
1San Mateo County4,473-10%
4Santa Cruz County4,458+0.9%
5Santa Clara County4,213-8.3%
6Honolulu County3,834+6.8%
7San Diego County3,795+3.2%
8Santa Barbara County3,790+5.6%
9Orange County3,674-1.1%
10Ventura County3,655+14.6%
11Alameda County3,578-7.4%
11Contra Costa County3,578-7.4%
13Kauai County3,418+4.4%
14King County3,285+3.6%
14Snohomish County3,285+3.6%
16Bronx County3,173+14%
16Kings County3,173+14%
16New York County3,173+14%
16Putnam County3,173+14%
16Queens County3,173+14%
16Richmond County3,173+14%
16Rockland County3,173+14%
23Sonoma County3,163-2.8%
24Monterey County3,081+9.5%
25San Luis Obispo County3,047+5.9%
26Monroe County2,993-0.1%
27Maui County2,944+8.1%
28Napa County2,935+3.5%
29Los Angeles County2,933-1.6%
30Nassau County2,911+0.5%
30Suffolk County2,911+0.5%
32Kitsap County2,909+21.4%
33Clackamas County2,903+9.3%
33Clark County2,903+9.3%
33Columbia County2,903+9.3%
33Multnomah County2,903+9.3%
33Skamania County2,903+9.3%
33Washington County2,903+9.3%
33Yamhill County2,903+9.3%
40Summit County2,886+14.1%
41Solano County2,870+2.5%
42Yolo County2,843+10%
43Pitkin County2,841+22.5%
44San Benito County2,822-2.6%
45Boulder County2,786+2.4%
46Routt County2,742+13.5%
47Alexandria city2,713-1.1%
47Arlington County2,713-1.1%
47Calvert County2,713-1.1%
47Charles County2,713-1.1%
47Clarke County2,713-1.1%
47District of Columbia2,713-1.1%
47Fairfax city2,713-1.1%
47Fairfax County2,713-1.1%
47Falls Church city2,713-1.1%
47Fauquier County2,713-1.1%
47Frederick County2,713-1.1%
47Fredericksburg city2,713-1.1%
47Loudoun County2,713-1.1%
47Manassas city2,713-1.1%
47Manassas Park city2,713-1.1%
47Montgomery County2,713-1.1%
47Prince George's County2,713-1.1%
47Prince William County2,713-1.1%
47Spotsylvania County2,713-1.1%
47Stafford County2,713-1.1%
67Bergen County2,691-1.2%
67Passaic County2,691-1.2%
69San Miguel County2,687+14.5%
70Westchester County2,682-5%
71Hudson County2,674+0.7%
72Broward County2,663+1.9%
73Eagle County2,636+13.3%
74Miami-Dade County2,631+6%
75El Dorado County2,625+1.4%
75Placer County2,625+1.4%
75Sacramento County2,625+1.4%
78Palm Beach County2,575+7.9%
79Bethel Census Area2,547+16.4%
79Hunterdon County2,547+2.2%
79Middlesex County2,547+2.2%
79Somerset County2,547+2.2%
83Riverside County2,542+7.3%
83San Bernardino County2,542+7.3%
85Pierce County2,540+0.4%
86Adams County2,501+0.6%
86Arapahoe County2,501+0.6%
86Broomfield County2,501+0.6%
86Clear Creek County2,501+0.6%
86Denver County2,501+0.6%
86Douglas County2,501+0.6%
86Elbert County2,501+0.6%
86Gilpin County2,501+0.6%
86Jefferson County2,501+0.6%
86Park County2,501+0.6%
96Aleutians West Census Area2,476+3.9%
97Midland County2,453+4.3%
98Kalawao County2,452-10%
99Juneau City and Borough2,432-0.6%
100Larimer County2,419+3.4%
101Teton County2,410+5.1%
102Kodiak Island Borough2,402+10.4%
103Storey County2,386+13.2%
103Washoe County2,386+13.2%
105Garfield County2,374+13.2%
105Monmouth County2,374-5.9%
105Ocean County2,374-5.9%
108Buncombe County2,359+6.6%
108Henderson County2,359+6.6%
108Madison County2,359+6.6%
111La Plata County2,346+26.7%
112Pike County2,341+0.6%
113Ouray County2,294+11.8%
114Collin County2,280-1.3%
114Dallas County2,280-1.3%
114Denton County2,280-1.3%
114Ellis County2,280-1.3%
114Hunt County2,280-1.3%
114Kaufman County2,280-1.3%
114Rockwall County2,280-1.3%
121Ketchikan Gateway Borough2,268-2.5%
122Fairbanks North Star Borough2,259+0.3%
123Essex County2,249-10%
123Morris County2,249-10%
123Sussex County2,249-10%
123Union County2,249-10%
127Coconino County2,245+9.1%
128San Joaquin County2,234+1.6%
129Deschutes County2,230+1.6%
130El Paso County2,229+7.3%
131St. Mary's County2,218-1.8%
132Lake County2,211+7.5%
132Orange County2,211+7.5%
132Osceola County2,211+7.5%
132Seminole County2,211+7.5%
136Summit County2,210-0.3%
137Berkeley County2,206+9.8%
137Charleston County2,206+9.8%
137Dorchester County2,206+9.8%
140Bastrop County2,194-0.6%
140Caldwell County2,194-0.6%
140Hays County2,194-0.6%
140Travis County2,194-0.6%
140Williamson County2,194-0.6%
145Denali Borough2,191+0.9%
146Grand County2,189+10.5%
147Mercer County2,187+3.8%
148Manatee County2,185+7.6%
148North Slope Borough2,185+13.6%
148Sarasota County2,185+7.6%
151Atlantic County2,183+2.1%
152Thurston County2,179+1.4%
153Benton County2,177+3.3%
154Skagit County2,176+3.9%
155Collier County2,153+12%
156San Juan County2,149+7.1%
157Shasta County2,148+1.8%
158Lane County2,146+4.8%
158Whatcom County2,146-0.5%
160Anoka County2,145-0.5%
160Beaufort County2,145+2.9%
160Carver County2,145-0.5%
160Chisago County2,145-0.5%
160Dakota County2,145-0.5%
160Hennepin County2,145-0.5%
160Isanti County2,145-0.5%
160Pierce County2,145-0.5%
160Ramsey County2,145-0.5%
160Scott County2,145-0.5%
160Sherburne County2,145-0.5%
160St. Croix County2,145-0.5%
160Washington County2,145-0.5%
160Wright County2,145-0.5%
174Anchorage Municipality2,136+1.1%
174Hood River County2,136+12.1%
176Hernando County2,133+5.2%
176Hillsborough County2,133+5.2%
176Pasco County2,133+5.2%
176Pinellas County2,133+5.2%
180Mendocino County2,131+1.3%
181Kendall County2,130+3.2%
182Teller County2,104+12.2%
183Wasco County2,102+3.2%
184Johnson County2,098+1%
184Parker County2,098+1%
184Tarrant County2,098+1%
187Mono County2,096-0.4%
188Clark County2,081+5.3%
189Island County2,080+10.1%
190Maricopa County2,078+3.4%
190Pinal County2,078+3.4%
192Hawaii County2,076+4.2%
193Anne Arundel County2,075+1.1%
193Baltimore city2,075+1.1%
193Baltimore County2,075+1.1%
193Carroll County2,075+1.1%
193Harford County2,075+1.1%
193Howard County2,075+1.1%
193Queen Anne's County2,075+1.1%
200Northwest Arctic Borough2,072+10.3%
201Salt Lake County2,066+9.2%
202Stanislaus County2,063+1.5%
203Chambers County2,058+2.4%
203Fort Bend County2,058+2.4%
203Galveston County2,058+2.4%
203Harris County2,058+2.4%
203Liberty County2,058+2.4%
203Montgomery County2,058+2.4%
203Waller County2,058+2.4%
210Gunnison County2,050+17%
211Jackson County2,045+13.7%
212Chesapeake city2,042+2.8%
212Currituck County2,042+2.8%
212Gloucester County2,042+2.8%
212Hampton city2,042+2.8%
212Isle of Wight County2,042+2.8%
212James City County2,042+2.8%
212Mathews County2,042+2.8%
212Newport News city2,042+2.8%
212Norfolk city2,042+2.8%
212Poquoson city2,042+2.8%
212Portsmouth city2,042+2.8%
212Suffolk city2,042+2.8%
212Virginia Beach city2,042+2.8%
212Williamsburg city2,042+2.8%
212York County2,042+2.8%
227Nevada County2,037-0.7%
228Nome Census Area2,035-2.2%
229Archuleta County2,028+13.4%
230Cumberland County2,025-2.9%
231Dutchess County2,022-3.6%
231Orange County2,022-3.6%
231Weld County2,022+1.7%
234Brazoria County2,018+2.3%
234Cook County2,018+2.5%
234DuPage County2,018+2.5%
234Kane County2,018+2.5%
234Lake County2,018+2.5%
234McHenry County2,018+2.5%
234Ulster County2,018+5.9%
234Will County2,018+2.5%
242Butte County2,015-2.4%
243Sitka City and Borough2,009-0%
244Sutter County2,008+3.3%
244Yuba County2,008+3.3%
246Okaloosa County1,997-1.2%
247Petersburg Borough1,995+12%
248New Hanover County1,992+8.2%
249Cape May County1,987+7.6%
250Bay County1,983+11.2%

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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. 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. 2 counties with data in other periods have no value for 2022 and are left out rather than filled from another source. 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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Which county has the highest fair Market Rent, four bedrooms (HUD, monthly)?

Marin County, with $4,473 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)?

Ouachita County, with $880 in 2022.

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