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Fair market rents · FY2026

Summit County Fair Market Rents

HUD Fair Market Rents for Summit County, Utah — a fiscal-year 2026 2-bedroom FMR of $2,185 per month, the payment-standard basis for Section 8 vouchers, with every unit size and a four-year trend.

$1,771
Studio · FY2026
$1,887
1 bedroom · FY2026
$2,185
2 bedroom · FY2026
$2,958
3 bedroom · FY2026
Unit sizeFair market rent (FY2026)
Studio (0 BR)$1,771
1 bedroom$1,887
2 bedroom$2,185
3 bedroom$2,958
4 bedroom$3,492
2-bedroom fair market rent, by fiscal yearFY2023 – FY2026
$1,553FY23$1,807FY24$1,808FY25$2,185FY26

Fair Market Rent (FMR) is HUD's estimate of the monthly rent (including utilities except telephone, cable, and internet) for a modest unit — set at roughly the 40th percentile of area rents — and is the basis for Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) payment standards. It is a standard, not the average rent people actually pay.

What do homes sell for here? Median home-sale prices, inventory and homes sold in Summit County — monthly since 2017, provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage. See the Summit County housing market →

Summit County fair market rents — FAQ

What is the fair market rent in Summit County?+

For fiscal year 2026, HUD's Fair Market Rents in Summit County, Utah are $1,771 for a studio, $1,887 for a 1-bedroom, $2,185 for a 2-bedroom, $2,958 for a 3-bedroom, and $3,492 for a 4-bedroom.

What is Fair Market Rent used for?+

HUD Fair Market Rents set the payment standards for the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program and other HUD programs. They estimate the rent (including most utilities) for a modest unit at about the 40th percentile of area rents — a benchmark, not the average rent actually paid.

Where does this data come from?+

Figures are 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.