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Ashtabula County, OH Fair Market Rent

HUD’s FY 2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in the Ashtabula County, OH area is $1,003 a month, 21% below the Ohio average and 43% below the U.S. average of $1,761. ZIP-level Small Area FMRs for its 22 ZIP codes range from $1,000 to $1,310.

  • $1,0032-bedroom FMR−$34 (−3.3%) vs FY 2026
  • $8101-bedroom FMRU.S.: $1,478
  • $40,120Income for a 2-bedroomat 30% of income
  • 97,167Residents1 county

Can you afford the Fair Market Rent here?

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Default: the income a 2-bedroom here needs at 30%.

Rent you can afford at 30% of income$1,003/month
2-bedroom Fair Market Rent and the income it needs
AreaFair Market RentIncome neededShare of your income
Ashtabula County, OH FMR$1,003$40,120–
Ohio average$1,273$50,900–
U.S. average$1,761$70,432–
Ashtabula County, OH Fair Market Rents, FY 2027 vs FY 2026
UnitAshtabula County, OH FY 2027FY 2026ChangeOhio avgU.S. avgIncome needed
Studio$698$715−$17 (−2.4%)$948$1,379$27,920
1 bedroom$810$840−$30 (−3.6%)$1,027$1,478$32,400
2 bedrooms$1,003$1,037−$34 (−3.3%)$1,273$1,761$40,120
3 bedrooms$1,225$1,257−$32 (−2.5%)$1,603$2,266$49,000
4 bedrooms$1,402$1,429−$27 (−1.9%)$1,779$2,607$56,080

Counties in this FMR area

Counties in the Ashtabula County, OH FMR area
CountyResidents in area
Ashtabula County, OH97,167

Small Area FMRs by ZIP code

Small Area FMRs apply to Housing Choice Vouchers where HUD requires them or the housing authority opts in; otherwise the metro FMR above applies. The median ZIP’s 2-bedroom SAFMR is $1,040.

FY 2027 Small Area Fair Market Rents, Ashtabula County, OH
ZIPStudio1BR2BR3BR4BR2BR vs FY 20262BR vs area FMR
44003$750$860$1,070$1,310$1,500−$20 (−1.8%)7% above
44004$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400no changeabout the same as
44010$750$870$1,070$1,310$1,500−$10 (−0.9%)7% above
44030$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400+$30 (+3.1%)about the same as
44032$780$910$1,130$1,380$1,580no change13% above
44041$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400−$30 (−2.9%)about the same as
44046$770$870$1,060$1,350$1,460−$90 (−7.8%)6% above
44047$810$940$1,170$1,430$1,640+$10 (+0.9%)17% above
44048$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400+$30 (+3.1%)about the same as
44057$950$1,080$1,310$1,670$1,810−$20 (−1.5%)31% above
44062$740$830$1,010$1,290$1,390−$40 (−3.8%)1% above
44064$940$1,060$1,290$1,650$1,780−$60 (−4.4%)29% above
44068$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400+$20 (+2.0%)about the same as
44076$710$810$1,000$1,240$1,400−$20 (−2.0%)about the same as
44082$750$850$1,040$1,320$1,490+$20 (+2.0%)4% above
44084$810$940$1,160$1,420$1,620+$10 (+0.9%)16% above
44085$800$930$1,150$1,390$1,580−$120 (−9.4%)15% above
44086$910$1,040$1,260$1,610$1,740+$30 (+2.4%)26% above
44088$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400−$40 (−3.8%)about the same as
44093$700$810$1,000$1,230$1,400+$30 (+3.1%)about the same as
44099$740$840$1,030$1,300$1,430−$80 (−7.2%)3% above
44428$750$800$1,000$1,290$1,380+$30 (+3.1%)about the same as

Sources

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.