Kitsap County, Washington Fair Market Rent 2026

The FY2026 two-bedroom Fair Market Rent for Kitsap County is $2,031 per month, 48% above the $1,374 median across Washington. This is the figure HUD gives your housing authority when it decides how much a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher covers here.

FY2026 Fair Market Rents by Bedroom Size

Gross rent, including tenant-paid utilities other than phone, cable, and internet.

Studio
$1,400
per month
1 Bedroom
$1,548
per month
2 Bedrooms
$2,031
per month
3 Bedrooms
$2,676
per month
4 Bedrooms
$2,941
per month
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What you would actually pay in Kitsap County

With a Housing Choice Voucher you contribute about 30% of your adjusted monthly income toward rent and utilities. The housing authority pays the rest, up to its payment standard, which it sets between 90% and 110% of the Fair Market Rent shown above.

For a two-bedroom in Kitsap County, that puts the likely payment standard somewhere between $1,828 and $2,234 per month. Confirm the exact figure with the authority issuing your voucher before signing a lease, since anything above the payment standard comes out of your own pocket.

Affording this rent without a voucher

Renting a two-bedroom in Washington at 30% of income takes an hourly wage of $41.11 working full time, or about $85,509 a year. At the state minimum wage of $16.66, that is 99 hours a week.

Source: National Low Income Housing Coalition, Out of Reach 2025 (statewide figure).

Housing authorities serving Kitsap County

These agencies issue vouchers and run the waiting lists for this county. Payment standards are set by the authority, not by HUD.

All Washington Fair Market Rents Washington Waiting Lists

For FY2026, the Fair Market Rent in Kitsap County is $1,400 for a studio, $1,548 for one bedroom, $2,031 for two bedrooms, $2,676 for three bedrooms, and $2,941 for four bedrooms, per month.

The two-bedroom Fair Market Rent in Kitsap County is $2,031, compared with a statewide median of $1,374 across Washington. That is 48% above the median.

Not necessarily. The Fair Market Rent is HUD's estimate, but the housing authority serving Kitsap County sets its own payment standard between 90% and 110% of that figure. Your voucher covers the difference between roughly 30% of your adjusted monthly income and the payment standard. If the unit rents for more than the payment standard, you pay the excess yourself.

2 housing authorities serve Kitsap County. Applications go through the housing authority, not HUD, and each one runs its own waiting list with its own opening schedule. The authorities serving this county are listed on this page.

Source: HUD Fair Market Rents FY2026 · huduser.gov

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