New York Fair Market Rents 2027 by County

Two-bedroom FMRs in New York range from $1,014 to $2,971 a month (FY2027, effective October 1, 2026). Highest: Bronx County.

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

County1 BR2 BR3 BR2 BR vs FY202680% limit, 4 people
Albany County$1,425$1,711$2,039+0.5%$98,500
Allegany County$775$1,014$1,254+4.1%$71,900
Bronx County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Broome County$954$1,219$1,535+10.5%$71,900
Cattaraugus County$794$1,014$1,274+0.7%$71,900
Cayuga County$877$1,074$1,424−4.4%$71,900
Chautauqua County$786$1,014$1,338+4.0%$71,900
Chemung County$1,030$1,348$1,643+5.1%$71,900
Chenango County$855$1,014$1,404+4.2%$71,900
Clinton County$942$1,205$1,436−3.3%$76,300
Columbia County$1,300$1,503$1,837+4.8%$93,450
Cortland County$940$1,171$1,473−2.3%$74,300
Delaware County$858$1,017$1,408−1.5%$71,900
Dutchess County$1,659$2,131$2,685+7.7%$100,700
Erie County$1,203$1,423$1,732+6.0%$81,200
Essex County$895$1,171$1,425−1.2%$75,350
Franklin County$860$1,014$1,209−2.9%$71,900
Fulton County$803$1,051$1,252−3.3%$71,900
Genesee County$894$1,113$1,326−4.7%$77,750
Greene County$1,095$1,354$1,768−1.4%$85,200
Hamilton County$982$1,287$1,542−9.9%$75,350
Herkimer County$946$1,210$1,442+3.2%$78,300
Jefferson County$1,111$1,453$1,995+3.4%$71,900
Kings County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Lewis County$860$1,014$1,404+0.6%$71,900
Livingston County$1,131$1,416$1,706−10.0%$85,600
Madison County$1,196$1,493$1,808+7.3%$85,450
Monroe County$1,131$1,416$1,706−10.0%$85,600
Montgomery County$862$1,111$1,359+0.8%$76,400
Nassau County$2,285$2,689$3,458−2.1%$128,100
New York County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Niagara County$1,203$1,423$1,732+6.0%$81,200
Oneida County$946$1,210$1,442+3.2%$78,300
Onondaga County$1,196$1,493$1,808+7.3%$85,450
Ontario County$1,131$1,416$1,706−10.0%$85,600
Orange County$1,659$2,131$2,685+7.7%$100,700
Orleans County$1,131$1,416$1,706−10.0%$85,600
Oswego County$1,196$1,493$1,808+7.3%$85,450
Otsego County$961$1,235$1,472+0.6%$72,700
Putnam County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Queens County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Rensselaer County$1,425$1,711$2,039+0.5%$98,500
Richmond County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Rockland County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$135,700
Saratoga County$1,425$1,711$2,039+0.5%$98,500
Schenectady County$1,425$1,711$2,039+0.5%$98,500
Schoharie County$1,425$1,711$2,039+0.5%$98,500
Schuyler County$902$1,180$1,445+2.8%$72,500
Seneca County$927$1,145$1,539−2.1%$77,450
St. Lawrence County$796$1,041$1,246−2.8%$71,900
Steuben County$836$1,058$1,399−2.1%$71,900
Suffolk County$2,285$2,689$3,458−2.1%$128,100
Sullivan County$1,039$1,299$1,799−0.2%$74,150
Tioga County$954$1,219$1,535+10.5%$71,900
Tompkins County$1,427$1,709$2,040−2.5%$94,400
Ulster County$1,436$1,878$2,282+3.3%$93,850
Warren County$1,073$1,347$1,745−0.1%$76,000
Washington County$1,073$1,347$1,745−0.1%$76,000
Wayne County$1,131$1,416$1,706−10.0%$85,600
Westchester County$2,729$2,971$3,760+2.1%$125,850
Wyoming County$869$1,014$1,328+4.2%$73,700
Yates County$808$1,057$1,368−3.6%$71,900

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.