Ohio Fair Market Rents 2027 by County

Two-bedroom FMRs in Ohio range from $1,003 to $1,607 a month (FY2027, effective October 1, 2026). Highest: Union County.

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

County1 BR2 BR3 BR2 BR vs FY202680% limit, 4 people
Adams County$849$1,003$1,251+3.1%$70,150
Allen County$901$1,179$1,418+6.4%$70,300
Ashland County$846$1,003$1,340+3.1%$71,900
Ashtabula County$810$1,003$1,225−3.3%$70,150
Athens County$992$1,129$1,415+3.4%$71,100
Auglaize County$777$1,016$1,407+1.6%$84,700
Belmont County$822$1,009$1,300+1.8%$63,100
Brown County$849$1,030$1,425+2.2%$70,150
Butler County$1,128$1,442$1,897+6.6%$87,900
Carroll County$827$1,049$1,327−3.4%$72,300
Champaign County$830$1,047$1,361+0.1%$75,750
Clark County$887$1,160$1,434+4.9%$70,150
Clermont County$1,128$1,442$1,897+6.6%$87,900
Clinton County$843$1,071$1,386+4.1%$74,300
Columbiana County$793$1,003$1,290+3.1%$70,150
Coshocton County$878$1,003$1,248+3.1%$70,150
Crawford County$841$1,003$1,322+3.1%$70,150
Cuyahoga County$1,050$1,274$1,628−0.4%$84,000
Darke County$832$1,003$1,350+3.1%$70,250
Defiance County$851$1,017$1,215+3.8%$75,350
Delaware County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Erie County$977$1,221$1,531+10.4%$84,000
Fairfield County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Fayette County$874$1,017$1,302+2.5%$70,500
Franklin County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Fulton County$875$1,145$1,461+6.4%$76,300
Gallia County$898$1,003$1,320+3.1%$70,150
Geauga County$1,050$1,274$1,628−0.4%$84,000
Greene County$1,008$1,248$1,623−2.0%$82,400
Guernsey County$767$1,003$1,339+3.1%$70,150
Hamilton County$1,128$1,442$1,897+6.6%$87,900
Hancock County$909$1,189$1,546+5.5%$82,700
Hardin County$878$1,003$1,288+3.1%$70,150
Harrison County$767$1,003$1,333+3.1%$70,150
Henry County$816$1,011$1,350+3.0%$76,550
Highland County$902$1,003$1,195+3.1%$70,150
Hocking County$848$1,018$1,386+4.6%$70,150
Holmes County$767$1,003$1,250+3.1%$77,700
Huron County$789$1,003$1,258+3.1%$70,150
Jackson County$772$1,003$1,246+3.1%$70,150
Jefferson County$776$1,007$1,298+3.5%$70,150
Knox County$927$1,136$1,444+5.4%$76,000
Lake County$1,050$1,274$1,628−0.4%$84,000
Lawrence County$864$1,006$1,287+3.4%$66,650
Licking County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Logan County$813$1,064$1,268+3.6%$75,350
Lorain County$1,050$1,274$1,628−0.4%$84,000
Lucas County$875$1,145$1,461+6.4%$76,300
Madison County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Mahoning County$801$1,003$1,295+3.1%$70,150
Marion County$828$1,083$1,290+1.8%$70,150
Medina County$1,050$1,274$1,628−0.4%$84,000
Meigs County$767$1,003$1,195+3.1%$70,150
Mercer County$807$1,008$1,258+2.1%$81,900
Miami County$1,008$1,248$1,623−2.0%$82,400
Monroe County$767$1,003$1,313+3.1%$70,150
Montgomery County$1,008$1,248$1,623−2.0%$82,400
Morgan County$888$1,003$1,195+3.1%$70,150
Morrow County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Muskingum County$867$1,003$1,355+3.1%$70,150
Noble County$767$1,003$1,309+2.0%$74,950
Ottawa County$924$1,209$1,441+9.3%$82,150
Paulding County$767$1,003$1,319+3.1%$72,700
Perry County$859$1,006$1,267+3.4%$70,150
Pickaway County$1,346$1,602$1,909+12.0%$89,200
Pike County$825$1,079$1,300+10.6%$70,150
Portage County$952$1,231$1,474−2.9%$77,700
Preble County$767$1,003$1,332+3.1%$72,150
Putnam County$837$1,095$1,305+4.0%$87,050
Richland County$822$1,035$1,370+6.4%$74,000
Ross County$920$1,093$1,399+3.4%$70,900
Sandusky County$838$1,003$1,233+3.1%$70,150
Scioto County$817$1,003$1,347+3.1%$70,150
Seneca County$808$1,057$1,267+5.0%$70,150
Shelby County$823$1,076$1,446+4.2%$76,800
Stark County$827$1,049$1,327−3.4%$72,300
Summit County$952$1,231$1,474−2.9%$77,700
Trumbull County$801$1,003$1,295+3.1%$70,150
Tuscarawas County$845$1,106$1,373+8.1%$70,150
Union County$1,228$1,607$1,915+12.1%$106,800
Van Wert County$795$1,003$1,261+3.1%$71,350
Vinton County$767$1,003$1,195+3.1%$70,150
Warren County$1,128$1,442$1,897+6.6%$87,900
Washington County$814$1,003$1,359+3.1%$70,150
Wayne County$846$1,082$1,310+3.9%$71,300
Williams County$780$1,003$1,294+3.1%$70,150
Wood County$875$1,145$1,461+6.4%$76,300
Wyandot County$789$1,005$1,302+3.3%$71,700

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.