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Utah · FIPS 49035 · HUD FY 2027

Salt Lake County, Utah Fair Market Rent

HUD’s FY 2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Salt Lake County is $1,615 a month (rent plus utilities), 8% above the Utah average of $1,493 and 8% below the U.S. average of $1,761. That is down $132 (7.6%) from FY 2026. At 30% of income, a household needs about $64,600 a year to afford it.

  • $1,6152-bedroom FMR−$132 (−7.6%) vs FY 2026
  • $1,3491-bedroom FMRUtah: $1,231 · U.S.: $1,478
  • $64,600Income for a 2-bedroom$31/hour full-time
  • 4 of 292BR rank in Utah1 = highest rent

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$1,615/month
2-bedroom Fair Market Rent and the income it needs
AreaFair Market RentIncome neededShare of your income
Salt Lake County FMR$1,615$64,600–
Utah average$1,493$59,720–
U.S. average$1,761$70,432–
Salt Lake County Fair Market Rents, FY 2027 vs FY 2026, with state and U.S. averages
UnitSalt Lake County FY 2027FY 2026ChangeUtah avgU.S. avgIncome needed
Studio$1,202$1,259−$57 (−4.5%)$1,153$1,379$48,080
1 bedroom$1,349$1,456−$107 (−7.3%)$1,231$1,478$53,960
2 bedrooms$1,615$1,747−$132 (−7.6%)$1,493$1,761$64,600
3 bedrooms$2,143$2,333−$190 (−8.1%)$2,004$2,266$85,720
4 bedrooms$2,439$2,666−$227 (−8.5%)$2,368$2,607$97,560

How Salt Lake County compares

  • HUD sets this rent for the Salt Lake City, UT metro FMR area, which covers 1,196,523 residents in 1 county.
  • Across Utah, 2-bedroom FMRs run from $1,014 (Uintah County) to $2,153 (Summit County).
  • Studio to 4-bedroom: $1,202, $1,349, $1,615, $2,143, $2,439. HUD derives the other sizes from the 2-bedroom figure with fixed ratios, adjusted where local data warrant.
  • HUD also publishes ZIP-level Small Area FMRs. For the 42 ZIP codes mostly in Salt Lake County (by land area), the 2-bedroom figure ranges from $1,580 to $2,240.

Small Area FMRs by ZIP code in Salt Lake County

FY 2027 Small Area Fair Market Rents, ZIP codes in Salt Lake County
ZIPStudio1BR2BR3BR4BR2BR vs FY 20262BR vs area FMR
84006$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$110 (−6.5%)2% below
84009$1,580$1,770$2,120$2,810$3,200−$160 (−7.0%)31% above
84020$1,450$1,610$1,920$2,560$2,920−$160 (−7.7%)19% above
84044$1,270$1,420$1,700$2,260$2,570−$110 (−6.1%)5% above
84047$1,240$1,400$1,670$2,220$2,520−$110 (−6.2%)3% above
84065$1,380$1,550$1,850$2,450$2,790−$140 (−7.0%)15% above
84070$1,250$1,400$1,680$2,230$2,540−$150 (−8.2%)4% above
84081$1,440$1,620$1,940$2,570$2,930−$70 (−3.5%)20% above
84084$1,300$1,500$1,800$2,400$2,740−$190 (−9.5%)11% above
84088$1,230$1,380$1,650$2,190$2,490−$120 (−6.8%)2% above
84092$1,670$1,870$2,240$2,980$3,410−$240 (−9.7%)39% above
84093$1,640$1,850$2,210$2,930$3,340−$210 (−8.7%)37% above
84094$1,440$1,620$1,940$2,570$2,930−$180 (−8.5%)20% above
84095$1,440$1,610$1,930$2,560$2,910−$140 (−6.8%)20% above
84096$1,500$1,680$2,010$2,670$3,040−$110 (−5.2%)24% above
84101$1,150$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$50 (−3.1%)2% below
84102$1,210$1,350$1,620$2,150$2,450−$130 (−7.4%)about the same as
84103$1,250$1,400$1,680$2,230$2,540−$130 (−7.2%)4% above
84104$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400no change2% below
84105$1,210$1,350$1,620$2,150$2,450−$130 (−7.4%)about the same as
84106$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$70 (−4.2%)2% below
84107$1,150$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$100 (−6.0%)2% below
84108$1,230$1,430$1,710$2,270$2,600−$180 (−9.5%)6% above
84109$1,300$1,470$1,770$2,360$2,700−$190 (−9.7%)10% above
84111$1,240$1,400$1,670$2,220$2,520−$80 (−4.6%)3% above
84112$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400no change2% below
84113$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400no change2% below
84114$1,210$1,350$1,620$2,150$2,450−$130 (−7.4%)about the same as
84115$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400no change2% below
84116$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400no change2% below
84117$1,300$1,460$1,750$2,340$2,670−$190 (−9.8%)8% above
84118$1,380$1,550$1,860$2,480$2,830−$200 (−9.7%)15% above
84119$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$30 (−1.9%)2% below
84120$1,160$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$130 (−7.6%)2% below
84121$1,380$1,550$1,850$2,450$2,790−$170 (−8.4%)15% above
84123$1,140$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$90 (−5.4%)2% below
84124$1,160$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$110 (−6.5%)2% below
84128$1,460$1,640$1,970$2,620$3,000−$210 (−9.6%)22% above
84129$1,150$1,320$1,580$2,100$2,400−$150 (−8.7%)2% below
84138$1,210$1,350$1,620$2,150$2,450−$130 (−7.4%)about the same as
84150$1,250$1,400$1,680$2,230$2,540−$120 (−6.7%)4% above
84180$1,210$1,350$1,620$2,150$2,450−$130 (−7.4%)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.

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