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HUD income limits, Fair Market Rents and affordability context for every HUD geographic entity.

56 states · 4,764 HUD entities (3,161 counties · 1,603 county subdivisions) · HUD FY2026

Updated Aug 17, 2026 · Dataset v3 · 4,764 HUD entities · HUD FY2026 · FMR FY2026 · IRS reference: Publication 15-T (2026) · BLS CPI-U 1913-01 – 2026-07

What you get

Every entity page renders from the same build-time HUD dataset — deterministic results with no external calls at render time.

HUD

Fair Market Rents

Every Fair Market Rent HUD publishes for the entity's area — studio through four-bedroom — from the HUD FY2026 tables.

HUD

Income Limits

The full matrix: extremely low (30% AMI), very low (50%) and low (80%) limits for household sizes 1 through 8.

HUD

Area & Comparison

The HUD-defined area each entity is joined to, and how its 2BR Fair Market Rent ranks against other entities of the same geography type in its state.

Context

National context

Purchasing-power context from the official BLS CPI-U series, stored once as a shared national asset. No federal tax withholding is calculated.

Deterministic selection from all 4,764 HUD entity records — counties and New England county subdivisions alike.

Highest HUD Median Family Income

  1. 1Santa Clara County, CA$205,500/yr
  2. 2Marin County, CA$200,800/yr
  3. 3San Francisco County, CA$200,800/yr
  4. 4San Mateo County, CA$200,800/yr
  5. 5Los Alamos County, NM$182,500/yr
  6. 6Summit County, UT$167,700/yr

Highest Fair Market Rent (2BR)

  1. 1Santa Cruz County, CA$4,214/mo
  2. 2Marin County, CA$3,604/mo
  3. 3San Francisco County, CA$3,604/mo
  4. 4San Mateo County, CA$3,604/mo
  5. 5Santa Clara County, CA$3,483/mo
  6. 6Napa County, CA$3,315/mo

Largest state sets

  1. 1ME529 county subdivisions
  2. 2MA351 county subdivisions
  3. 3NH259 county subdivisions
  4. 4VT256 county subdivisions
  5. 5TX254 counties
  6. 6CT169 county subdivisions

Documented sources, documented limits

HUD income limits, Fair Market Rents and Median Family Incomes are published values taken from the official HUD FY2026 tables and reproduced without adjustment. Values GovCalculator derives itself — rankings, medians and the FMR-to-income benchmark — are documented arithmetic over those published figures, not agency determinations.

The BLS CPI-U series is an official-normalized snapshot of the published BLS index. IRS Publication 15-T is cited as an official reference only — GovCalculator does not calculate federal tax withholding.

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