Fair market rents · FY2026
New York Fair Market Rents
HUD Fair Market Rents across New York — a typical FY2026 2-bedroom FMR of $2,374 (#4 among states), with every county and metro area below.
$1,938
Studio · statewide
$2,094
1 bedroom · statewide
$2,374
2 bedroom · statewide
$2,981
3 bedroom · statewide
New York fair market rents by county
2-bedroom FMR, FY2026. Most populous first.
Kings County$2,910Queens County$2,910New York County$2,910Suffolk County$2,747Bronx County$2,910Nassau County$2,747Westchester County$2,910Erie County$1,343Monroe County$1,573Richmond County$2,910Onondaga County$1,392Orange County$1,979Rockland County$2,910Albany County$1,702Dutchess County$1,979Saratoga County$1,702Oneida County$1,172Niagara County$1,343Broome County$1,103Ulster County$1,818Rensselaer County$1,702Schenectady County$1,702Chautauqua County$975Oswego County$1,392Jefferson County$1,405Ontario County$1,573St. Lawrence County$1,071Tompkins County$1,753Putnam County$2,910Steuben County$1,081Wayne County$1,573Chemung County$1,283Clinton County$1,246Sullivan County$1,302Cattaraugus County$1,007Cayuga County$1,124Madison County$1,392Warren County$1,348Livingston County$1,573Columbia County$1,434Washington County$1,348Herkimer County$1,172Otsego County$1,228Genesee County$1,168Fulton County$1,087Montgomery County$1,102Tioga County$1,103Greene County$1,373Franklin County$1,044Allegany County$974Chenango County$973Cortland County$1,198Delaware County$1,033Wyoming County$973Orleans County$1,573Essex County$1,185Seneca County$1,169Schoharie County$1,702Lewis County$1,008Yates County$1,097Schuyler County$1,148Hamilton County$1,429
New York fair market rents — FAQ
What is the fair market rent in New York?+
For fiscal year 2026, a typical 2-bedroom HUD Fair Market Rent in New York is $2,374 per month ($2,094 for a 1-bedroom, $2,981 for a 3-bedroom). FMRs vary widely by county and metro — see the list below.
Which New York county has the highest fair market rent?+
Among New York counties, Kings County has the highest 2-bedroom FMR ($2,910) for FY2026.
Where does this data come from?+
HUD's published Fair Market Rents (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development), public-domain data. pumsdata is independent and not affiliated with HUD.