Oregon Fair Market Rents 2026

HUD publishes a Fair Market Rent for each of the 36 counties in Oregon. It is the rent estimate your housing authority starts from when it decides how much a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher will cover. The statewide median two-bedroom Fair Market Rent is $1,393 per month, ranging from $1,008 in Harney County to $1,922 in Clackamas County.

What it takes to afford a two-bedroom in Oregon

Housing wage
$33.02/hr
Annual income needed
$68,682
Hours at minimum wage
88/wk

To rent a modest two-bedroom in Oregon without spending more than 30% of income on housing, a household needs to earn $33.02 per hour full time. At the state minimum wage of $15.05, that means working 88 hours a week. Source: National Low Income Housing Coalition, Out of Reach 2025.

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FY2026 Fair Market Rents by County

County Studio 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
Baker County $761 $898 $1,047 $1,456 $1,756
Benton County $1,350 $1,451 $1,824 $2,537 $2,862
Clackamas County $1,570 $1,677 $1,922 $2,619 $3,109
Clatsop County $1,060 $1,110 $1,457 $1,995 $2,444
Columbia County $1,570 $1,677 $1,922 $2,619 $3,109
Coos County $951 $982 $1,265 $1,759 $2,122
Crook County $1,049 $1,056 $1,385 $1,926 $2,323
Curry County $965 $1,067 $1,400 $1,883 $2,103
Deschutes County $1,362 $1,371 $1,784 $2,481 $2,993
Douglas County $876 $969 $1,271 $1,768 $2,132
Gilliam County $729 $799 $1,048 $1,458 $1,758
Grant County $784 $985 $1,127 $1,533 $1,891
Harney County $701 $768 $1,008 $1,402 $1,691
Hood River County $1,311 $1,436 $1,884 $2,620 $3,160
Jackson County $1,055 $1,229 $1,530 $2,128 $2,514
Jefferson County $939 $945 $1,229 $1,709 $1,867
Josephine County $940 $1,039 $1,363 $1,896 $2,014
Klamath County $860 $958 $1,247 $1,734 $2,092
Lake County $793 $929 $1,150 $1,599 $1,929
Lane County $1,223 $1,286 $1,688 $2,348 $2,832
Lincoln County $1,121 $1,128 $1,480 $2,043 $2,483
Linn County $1,169 $1,396 $1,695 $2,294 $2,662
Malheur County $772 $942 $1,081 $1,503 $1,813
Marion County $1,181 $1,201 $1,560 $2,159 $2,338
Morrow County $715 $831 $1,027 $1,428 $1,723
Multnomah County $1,570 $1,677 $1,922 $2,619 $3,109
Polk County $1,181 $1,201 $1,560 $2,159 $2,338
Sherman County $937 $1,026 $1,346 $1,677 $2,258
Tillamook County $1,016 $1,136 $1,405 $1,954 $2,083
Umatilla County $856 $946 $1,241 $1,726 $2,081
Union County $843 $980 $1,222 $1,700 $2,050
Wallowa County $800 $942 $1,149 $1,598 $1,928
Wasco County $1,281 $1,289 $1,600 $2,225 $2,589
Washington County $1,570 $1,677 $1,922 $2,619 $3,109
Wheeler County $703 $770 $1,010 $1,405 $1,694
Yamhill County $1,570 $1,677 $1,922 $2,619 $3,109

Find a housing authority in Oregon

Fair Market Rent sets the ceiling, but the housing authority issuing your voucher sets the payment standard and runs the waiting list. Start there.

For FY2026, Clackamas County has the highest two-bedroom Fair Market Rent in Oregon at $1,922 per month, while Harney County has the lowest at $1,008. The statewide median two-bedroom FMR is $1,393.

No. Each housing authority in Oregon sets its own payment standard, anywhere from 90% to 110% of the HUD Fair Market Rent for its area, and some receive HUD approval to go higher. Two authorities serving the same county can pay different amounts, so confirm the figure with the authority that will issue your voucher.

Find your county in the table below to see the FY2026 rent HUD estimates for each bedroom size. That figure is the starting point your housing authority uses to set its payment standard, which caps the subsidy on your unit. You generally pay about 30% of your adjusted monthly income, with the voucher covering the rest up to that cap.

Source: HUD Fair Market Rents FY2026 · huduser.gov

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