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Florida Fair Market Rents by county

The population-weighted average FY 2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Florida is $1,962, the 11th highest of 51 (50 states and D.C.), and +$29 (+1.5%) from FY 2026. Across 67 counties, 2-bedroom FMRs range from $953 (Taylor County) to $2,564 (Miami-Dade County).

$1,962Average 2-bedroom FMRU.S.: $1,761
$1,665Average 1-bedroom FMRU.S.: $1,478
$78,474Income for a 2-bedroomat 30% of income
+$29 (+1.5%)2BR change vs FY 2026U.S.: +$24 (+1.4%)

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2-bedroom Fair Market Rent and the income it needs
Area	Fair Market Rent	Income needed	Share of your income
Florida average	$1,962	$78,480	–
Florida average	$1,962	$78,474	–
U.S. average	$1,761	$70,432	–

Metro FMR areas in Florida

Metro Fair Market Rent areas in Florida, FY 2027
Metro area	1BR	2BR	3BR	ZIP codes
Baker County, FL	$933	$1,110	$1,537	5
Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL	$1,564	$1,835	$2,373	50
Crestview-Fort Walton Beach-Destin, FL	$1,706	$1,908	$2,616	18
Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL	$1,363	$1,673	$2,204	45
Fort Lauderdale, FL	$1,902	$2,321	$3,172	87
Gainesville, FL	$1,241	$1,471	$1,806	35
Homosassa Springs, FL	$988	$1,194	$1,653	23
Jacksonville, FL	$1,421	$1,694	$2,077	82
Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL	$1,338	$1,608	$2,212	58
Levy County, FL	$824	$954	$1,176	14
Miami-Miami Beach-Kendall, FL	$2,121	$2,564	$3,277	120
Naples-Marco Island, FL	$1,870	$2,036	$2,584	28
North Port-Bradenton-Sarasota, FL	$1,876	$2,188	$2,775	63
Ocala, FL	$1,201	$1,394	$1,836	45
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL	$1,726	$1,959	$2,445	154
Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FL	$1,525	$1,779	$2,382	45
Palm Coast, FL	$1,376	$1,758	$2,361	11
Panama City, FL	$1,517	$1,651	$2,101	22
Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FL	$1,359	$1,548	$2,034	37
Port St. Lucie, FL	$1,718	$2,069	$2,801	37
Punta Gorda, FL	$1,204	$1,575	$2,137	20
Sebastian-Vero Beach-West Vero Corridor, FL	$1,179	$1,542	$1,882	17
Sebring, FL	$1,022	$1,259	$1,500	14
Tallahassee, FL	$1,264	$1,424	$1,742	34
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL	$1,648	$1,917	$2,448	208
Wakulla County, FL	$1,140	$1,283	$1,529	5
Walton County, FL	$1,354	$1,474	$2,041	14
Washington County, FL	$955	$1,040	$1,243	10
West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, FL	$2,008	$2,349	$3,052	73
Wildwood-The Villages, FL	$1,139	$1,324	$1,606	14

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Florida Fair Market Rents by county, FY 2027
Name	Studio	1BR	2BR	3BR	4BR	2BR vs FY 2026
Alachua County	$1,197	$1,241	$1,471	$1,806	$1,933	−$22 (−1.5%)
Baker County	$921	$933	$1,110	$1,537	$1,702	+$7 (+0.6%)
Bay County	$1,414	$1,517	$1,651	$2,101	$2,567	−$31 (−1.8%)
Bradford County	$879	$920	$1,008	$1,290	$1,692	−$112 (−10.0%)
Brevard County	$1,327	$1,525	$1,779	$2,382	$2,707	+$70 (+4.1%)
Broward County	$1,759	$1,902	$2,321	$3,172	$3,662	−$12 (−0.5%)
Calhoun County	$840	$875	$953	$1,248	$1,252	−$20 (−2.1%)
Charlotte County	$1,097	$1,204	$1,575	$2,137	$2,556	+$105 (+7.1%)
Citrus County	$985	$988	$1,194	$1,653	$1,993	−$31 (−2.5%)
Clay County	$1,401	$1,421	$1,694	$2,077	$2,594	+$36 (+2.2%)
Collier County	$1,418	$1,870	$2,036	$2,584	$2,815	+$50 (+2.5%)
Columbia County	$891	$931	$1,187	$1,422	$1,571	−$131 (−9.9%)
DeSoto County	$948	$954	$1,089	$1,497	$1,679	−$120 (−9.9%)
Dixie County	$840	$872	$1,041	$1,373	$1,378	−$115 (−9.9%)
Duval County	$1,401	$1,421	$1,694	$2,077	$2,594	+$36 (+2.2%)
Escambia County	$1,154	$1,359	$1,548	$2,034	$2,435	+$77 (+5.2%)
Flagler County	$1,326	$1,376	$1,758	$2,361	$2,581	−$48 (−2.7%)
Franklin County	$930	$953	$1,068	$1,408	$1,413	−$118 (−9.9%)
Gadsden County	$1,186	$1,264	$1,424	$1,742	$1,871	+$72 (+5.3%)
Gilchrist County	$1,197	$1,241	$1,471	$1,806	$1,933	−$22 (−1.5%)
Glades County	$982	$1,006	$1,127	$1,365	$1,493	−$125 (−10.0%)
Gulf County	$1,161	$1,168	$1,532	$1,837	$2,028	−$170 (−10.0%)
Hamilton County	$840	$872	$953	$1,223	$1,256	−$28 (−2.9%)
Hardee County	$953	$958	$1,124	$1,522	$1,885	−$124 (−9.9%)
Hendry County	$964	$970	$1,144	$1,411	$1,688	−$127 (−10.0%)
Hernando County	$1,597	$1,648	$1,917	$2,448	$2,977	−$60 (−3.0%)
Highlands County	$877	$1,022	$1,259	$1,500	$1,905	−$12 (−0.9%)
Hillsborough County	$1,597	$1,648	$1,917	$2,448	$2,977	−$60 (−3.0%)
Holmes County	$846	$885	$971	$1,281	$1,285	−$107 (−9.9%)
Indian River County	$1,171	$1,179	$1,542	$1,882	$2,577	−$62 (−3.9%)
Jackson County	$724	$733	$962	$1,264	$1,273	−$106 (−9.9%)
Jefferson County	$1,186	$1,264	$1,424	$1,742	$1,871	+$72 (+5.3%)
Lafayette County	$1,037	$1,063	$1,191	$1,428	$1,577	−$132 (−10.0%)
Lake County	$1,658	$1,726	$1,959	$2,445	$2,856	−$13 (−0.7%)
Lee County	$1,555	$1,564	$1,835	$2,373	$2,615	−$126 (−6.4%)
Leon County	$1,186	$1,264	$1,424	$1,742	$1,871	+$72 (+5.3%)
Levy County	$683	$824	$954	$1,176	$1,254	−$20 (−2.1%)
Liberty County	$849	$872	$975	$1,340	$1,636	−$108 (−10.0%)
Madison County	$786	$873	$978	$1,260	$1,389	−$108 (−9.9%)
Manatee County	$1,749	$1,876	$2,188	$2,775	$3,309	+$230 (+11.7%)
Marion County	$1,194	$1,201	$1,394	$1,836	$1,925	+$21 (+1.5%)
Martin County	$1,707	$1,718	$2,069	$2,801	$2,924	+$312 (+17.8%)
Miami-Dade County	$1,953	$2,121	$2,564	$3,277	$3,749	+$128 (+5.3%)
Monroe County	$1,554	$1,990	$2,254	$2,973	$2,984	−$250 (−10.0%)
Nassau County	$1,401	$1,421	$1,694	$2,077	$2,594	+$36 (+2.2%)
Okaloosa County	$1,421	$1,706	$1,908	$2,616	$3,189	+$123 (+6.9%)
Okeechobee County	$923	$929	$1,212	$1,485	$1,604	−$134 (−10.0%)
Orange County	$1,658	$1,726	$1,959	$2,445	$2,856	−$13 (−0.7%)
Osceola County	$1,658	$1,726	$1,959	$2,445	$2,856	−$13 (−0.7%)
Palm Beach County	$1,907	$2,008	$2,349	$3,052	$3,523	+$95 (+4.2%)
Pasco County	$1,597	$1,648	$1,917	$2,448	$2,977	−$60 (−3.0%)
Pinellas County	$1,597	$1,648	$1,917	$2,448	$2,977	−$60 (−3.0%)
Polk County	$1,258	$1,338	$1,608	$2,212	$2,688	+$111 (+7.4%)
Putnam County	$787	$792	$1,040	$1,307	$1,377	−$115 (−10.0%)
Santa Rosa County	$1,154	$1,359	$1,548	$2,034	$2,435	+$77 (+5.2%)
Sarasota County	$1,749	$1,876	$2,188	$2,775	$3,309	+$230 (+11.7%)
Seminole County	$1,658	$1,726	$1,959	$2,445	$2,856	−$13 (−0.7%)
St. Johns County	$1,401	$1,421	$1,694	$2,077	$2,594	+$36 (+2.2%)
St. Lucie County	$1,707	$1,718	$2,069	$2,801	$2,924	+$312 (+17.8%)
Sumter County	$1,092	$1,139	$1,324	$1,606	$1,904	−$4 (−0.3%)
Suwannee County	$871	$912	$999	$1,336	$1,416	−$111 (−10.0%)
Taylor County	$840	$875	$953	$1,248	$1,252	−$65 (−6.4%)
Union County	$772	$777	$1,019	$1,279	$1,350	−$113 (−10.0%)
Volusia County	$1,258	$1,363	$1,673	$2,204	$2,403	−$27 (−1.6%)
Wakulla County	$1,073	$1,140	$1,283	$1,529	$1,686	+$84 (+7.0%)
Walton County	$1,123	$1,354	$1,474	$2,041	$2,464	+$110 (+8.1%)
Washington County	$896	$955	$1,040	$1,243	$1,479	+$23 (+2.3%)

Sources

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD User Fair Market Rents: FY 2027 FMRs (file dated August 26, 2026) and FY 2026 FMRs (file dated April 21, 2026).
HUD User Small Area Fair Market Rents: FY 2027 SAFMRs (file dated August 31, 2026) and FY 2026 SAFMRs (file dated April 21, 2026).

Fair Market Rents are HUD’s estimate of gross rent (rent plus utilities) for a modest unit, set at the 40th percentile of recent-mover rents. FY 2027 is HUD’s fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026. Housing authorities set voucher payment standards from these figures; check yours.