Arroyo Municipio, PR

Key HUD figures for Arroyo Municipio, PR

Fair Market Rents by bedroom

HUD income limits by household size

How Arroyo Municipio compares within PR

Standing on the floor of both measures, and 188th on the ratio

The rent floor is wider than the income floor

Of the 4,764 records on this site, 11 publish a two-bedroom Fair Market Rent of $475, and no record publishes less. The same 11 hold the floor on the four-person Low Income limit at $22,300. All 11 are Puerto Rico records, and they are drawn from two HUD areas and carry two different area median family incomes: $27,900 on 8 of them, and $26,300 on the remaining 3.

Those 3 are the whole of this page's HUD area. The area has 3 member records; every one of them reports $26,300; and across the full dataset only 3 records report $26,300 at all. So the income floor is not a property of Arroyo — it belongs to the area this record sits in. Another record at the same rent, Coamo Municipio, publishes that same $475 against an area income of $27,900.

That divergence is the whole of the difference in the benchmark. With an identical rent on both sides, the 11 records split into two benchmarks: 20.43% for the 8 at the higher area income, and 21.67% here. The higher of the two sits on the lower area income, and 21.67% ranks 188th of 4,764 records and 10th of Puerto Rico's 78 — so the record at the bottom of both published figures is near the top of the measure that divides one by the other. The wider setting for Puerto Rico's figures is described on Adjuntas Municipio.

HUD area for this county

National economic context

The figures below are federal and national. They are not specific to Arroyo Municipio and do not vary between counties.

Inflation (official BLS CPI-U national series)

Purchasing power decision engine

IRS reference

Publication 15-T (2026) — Federal Income Tax Withholding Methods. Official IRS publication →

Reference only. GovCalculator does not compute federal income tax withholding. The publication's withholding methods and tables are not ingested or modelled here.

Sources & methodology

HUD income limits and Fair Market Rents are taken from the fiscal-year tables HUD publishes per HUD-defined area — which can include more than one county — and joined to this county record. State comparisons are computed across the 2BR Fair Market Rents of the county records in the same state; the median uses the middle value and is not weighted by households or population, rank 1 is the highest rent in the state, and county records with identical rents share a rank.

The income figure used throughout this page is HUD's Median Family Income for the HUD area above. It is not a Census median household income and the two are not interchangeable.

The purchasing power module applies a historical CPI ratio: Adjusted = Nominal × CPI(to) / CPI(from). No interpolation is applied and missing months are not imputed; CPI-U is a historical index, not a forecast. The “STABLE” target adds a fixed +10% buffer over the local HUD Median Family Income — that buffer is a GovCalculator heuristic, not a HUD, BLS or IRS determination.

The CPI-U series is the official BLS CUUR0000SA0 index, not seasonally adjusted, taken from the published BLS series: 36 published monthly observations. Months BLS did not publish are not interpolated. IRS Publication 15-T is cited as an official reference only — no federal withholding is calculated anywhere on this site.

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