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New York Fair Market Rents 2026

HUD Fair Market Rent data for New York (NY). Average 1-bedroom rent: $1,267/mo. Average 2-bedroom rent: $1,553/mo.

Avg 1BR Rent

$1,267/mo

Avg 2BR Rent

$1,553/mo

Median Income

$86,864

Tenant Rights

9/10

Rent is Generally Affordable

At the median income of $86,864/year, the 30% rule suggests spending up to $2,172/mo on rent. The average 2BR rent of $1,553/mo is within this threshold.

Renter Statistics

52.0% of households in New York are renters.

New York Metro Areas

Metro AreaStudio1BR2BRVacancy
Buffalo-Cheektowaga$588$711$9076.8%
New York-Newark-Jersey City$1,531$1,813$2,2932.7%
Rochester$594$739$9037.7%
Syracuse$546$686$8209%

New York Counties - Fair Market Rents

CountyStudio1BR2BR3BRIncomeBurden
Queens County$1,416$1,748$2,072$2,670$138,85817.9%
Kings County$1,588$1,871$2,288$2,739$150,00018.3%
New York County$1,284$1,622$2,039$2,522$112,19821.8%
Suffolk County$1,161$1,427$1,777$2,235$119,42417.9%
Nassau County$1,089$1,318$1,639$1,944$84,41423.3%
Bronx County$1,106$1,325$1,615$2,031$108,21817.9%
Westchester County$1,098$1,386$1,637$2,186$85,89922.9%
Lincoln County$944$1,193$1,477$1,758$90,15719.7%
Fayette County$1,064$1,265$1,606$1,849$97,00519.9%
King County$905$1,079$1,299$1,583$83,82918.6%
Dixon County$702$894$1,122$1,409$58,20123.1%
Onondaga County$920$1,161$1,388$1,829$96,43917.3%
Powell County$939$1,128$1,442$1,639$86,97619.9%
Putnam County$867$1,038$1,287$1,533$81,43319.0%
Erie County$1,073$1,375$1,624$2,138$85,89522.7%
Cherokee County$810$973$1,173$1,520$79,12717.8%
Ray County$781$920$1,134$1,466$67,36120.2%
Warren County$735$940$1,125$1,442$59,16822.8%
Columbia County$923$1,099$1,371$1,666$70,57623.3%
Franklin County$732$904$1,097$1,337$67,03519.6%
Wilson County$933$1,149$1,431$1,732$96,01817.9%
Rockland County$939$1,120$1,374$1,697$72,60622.7%
Moore County$786$961$1,159$1,458$82,66816.8%
Howard County$765$964$1,179$1,499$54,95925.7%
Lake County$930$1,117$1,418$1,628$89,46219.0%
Martin County$982$1,201$1,433$1,873$95,33518.0%
White County$679$849$1,047$1,325$67,09418.7%
Hall County$843$1,072$1,323$1,557$83,85818.9%
Anderson County$895$1,137$1,430$1,701$78,40621.9%
Sullivan County$859$1,096$1,309$1,732$86,40618.2%
Summit County$851$1,003$1,228$1,603$58,15825.3%
Douglas County$947$1,183$1,458$1,848$96,61018.1%
Stark County$902$1,118$1,403$1,717$82,67320.4%
Fox County$934$1,113$1,370$1,668$78,96120.8%
Craig County$807$989$1,247$1,544$80,78718.5%
Shelby County$976$1,225$1,448$1,865$76,03522.9%
Lamar County$726$902$1,132$1,365$49,70727.3%
Montgomery County$805$1,014$1,278$1,540$80,97118.9%
Pike County$983$1,200$1,432$1,761$76,00922.6%
Parker County$953$1,214$1,553$1,908$83,48422.3%
Orange County$977$1,162$1,458$1,755$97,64617.9%
Hood County$861$1,020$1,243$1,536$76,71219.4%
Marshall County$729$934$1,149$1,425$63,62621.7%
Russell County$874$1,108$1,391$1,646$89,38118.7%
Smith County$774$913$1,158$1,431$70,48119.7%
Iredell County$770$965$1,164$1,446$69,31120.2%
Richmond County$803$1,027$1,285$1,583$81,44318.9%
Logan County$804$976$1,182$1,523$55,87025.4%
Hart County$744$885$1,063$1,362$75,73616.8%
Macon County$858$1,061$1,261$1,573$86,13217.6%
Monroe County$825$978$1,241$1,539$74,20720.1%
Jackson County$835$988$1,232$1,562$84,38617.5%
Brown County$956$1,138$1,394$1,718$81,47620.5%
Dutchess County$768$957$1,173$1,416$68,77020.5%
Randolph County$1,030$1,241$1,574$1,871$96,97819.5%
Scott County$738$927$1,130$1,441$79,10017.1%
Rush County$941$1,175$1,496$1,829$73,13324.5%
Mercer County$809$979$1,178$1,467$70,73420.0%
Albany County$878$1,124$1,385$1,707$74,09922.4%
Tyler County$983$1,173$1,387$1,838$68,32824.4%
Reed County$1,022$1,264$1,529$1,917$70,34826.1%
Fulton County$976$1,154$1,382$1,785$65,88725.2%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent in New York?

The 2026 statewide average rent in New York is $1,267/mo for a 1-bedroom and $1,553/mo for a 2-bedroom.

What percentage of people rent in New York?

Approximately 52.0% of households in New York are renters.

How strong are tenant rights in New York?

New York has a tenant rights score of 9/10. This indicates strong renter protections.

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