Minnesota Fair Market Rents 2027 by County

Two-bedroom FMRs in Minnesota range from $1,014 to $1,734 a month (FY2027, effective October 1, 2026). Highest: Anoka County.

Most affordable counties to rent in Minnesota (rent vs. renter income) →

County1 BR2 BR3 BR2 BR vs FY202680% limit, 4 people
Aitkin County$801$1,048$1,451+7.7%$78,400
Anoka County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Becker County$845$1,105$1,451+7.6%$78,500
Beltrami County$940$1,230$1,466+8.4%$78,400
Benton County$961$1,233$1,656+2.2%$85,700
Big Stone County$828$1,014$1,208+4.2%$81,350
Blue Earth County$1,023$1,230$1,703+5.0%$85,200
Brown County$819$1,071$1,282+10.1%$78,400
Carlton County$961$1,207$1,671−2.0%$80,900
Carver County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Cass County$775$1,014$1,335+4.2%$78,400
Chippewa County$784$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,400
Chisago County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Clay County$903$1,104$1,529−0.7%$92,150
Clearwater County$805$1,014$1,210+4.2%$78,400
Cook County$939$1,022$1,415+5.0%$78,400
Cottonwood County$824$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,400
Crow Wing County$899$1,172$1,407+4.6%$78,400
Dakota County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Dodge County$1,226$1,422$1,969+1.1%$106,800
Douglas County$785$1,027$1,422+3.6%$84,700
Faribault County$859$1,014$1,386+4.2%$78,400
Fillmore County$775$1,014$1,328−0.8%$79,050
Freeborn County$790$1,033$1,355+6.1%$78,400
Goodhue County$966$1,172$1,613+7.0%$91,300
Grant County$775$1,014$1,260+4.2%$78,400
Hennepin County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Houston County$1,027$1,343$1,721+15.2%$84,650
Hubbard County$780$1,020$1,412+1.2%$78,400
Isanti County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Itasca County$924$1,164$1,509+8.4%$78,400
Jackson County$922$1,014$1,328+4.2%$79,300
Kanabec County$924$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,400
Kandiyohi County$836$1,026$1,421+5.4%$81,100
Kittson County$791$1,014$1,208+4.2%$85,600
Koochiching County$775$1,014$1,238+4.2%$78,400
Lac qui Parle County$841$1,014$1,404+4.2%$79,450
Lake County$1,038$1,358$1,618+6.3%$79,900
Lake of the Woods County$882$1,154$1,375+13.8%$79,300
Le Sueur County$839$1,098$1,520+1.9%$93,450
Lincoln County$775$1,014$1,291+4.2%$78,400
Lyon County$870$1,014$1,404+4.2%$81,850
Mahnomen County$775$1,014$1,270+4.2%$78,400
Marshall County$775$1,014$1,281+4.2%$78,950
Martin County$844$1,014$1,328+4.2%$78,400
McLeod County$951$1,073$1,278+7.4%$85,850
Meeker County$954$1,089$1,490+9.2%$81,500
Mille Lacs County$870$1,124$1,351+0.1%$78,400
Morrison County$789$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,400
Mower County$826$1,080$1,440+3.0%$78,400
Murray County$931$1,014$1,208+4.2%$78,400
Nicollet County$1,023$1,230$1,703+5.0%$85,200
Nobles County$823$1,076$1,426+2.6%$78,400
Norman County$775$1,014$1,208+4.2%$78,400
Olmsted County$1,226$1,422$1,969+1.1%$106,800
Otter Tail County$819$1,071$1,476+9.0%$79,750
Pennington County$873$1,142$1,564+1.8%$89,050
Pine County$838$1,096$1,306−0.5%$78,400
Pipestone County$775$1,014$1,209+4.2%$78,400
Polk County$821$1,014$1,404−6.9%$85,700
Pope County$832$1,088$1,325+3.3%$83,100
Ramsey County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Red Lake County$775$1,014$1,328+4.2%$85,350
Redwood County$775$1,014$1,389+4.2%$78,400
Renville County$859$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,400
Rice County$937$1,226$1,621+3.3%$86,700
Rock County$775$1,014$1,404+4.2%$84,900
Roseau County$931$1,014$1,343+4.2%$78,400
Scott County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Sherburne County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Sibley County$775$1,014$1,404+4.2%$84,500
St. Louis County$961$1,207$1,671−2.0%$80,900
Stearns County$961$1,233$1,656+2.2%$85,700
Steele County$951$1,244$1,703+8.9%$93,600
Stevens County$785$1,027$1,422+3.6%$80,300
Swift County$835$1,014$1,373+4.2%$78,400
Todd County$784$1,025$1,310+5.3%$78,400
Traverse County$805$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,400
Wabasha County$931$1,014$1,328+1.3%$85,900
Wadena County$836$1,059$1,302+4.2%$78,400
Waseca County$787$1,030$1,349+5.9%$78,400
Washington County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Watonwan County$842$1,014$1,261+4.2%$80,150
Wilkin County$846$1,014$1,404+4.2%$78,500
Winona County$890$1,118$1,352+4.9%$85,050
Wright County$1,427$1,734$2,264+1.5%$105,200
Yellow Medicine County$799$1,014$1,290+4.2%$78,400

Source: HUD Fair Market Rents FY2027 (effective October 1, 2026) and FY2026 (revised file), details. Where HUD splits a county into several FMR areas (towns in New England), the table shows the most populous area.