HUD Open Data · FY 2026

What are Fair Market Rents in Indiana?

$1,473/mo↑ 10.8%vs 2025 ($1,330)

Highest county 2-bedroom FMR in Indiana. HUD Fair Market Rent (FY2026) across 92 counties and areas. Effective October 1, 2025.

2-Bedroom FMR by County

Indiana & Neighbours

How Indiana Compares to Other States

Highest county 2-bedroom FMR ranked against all states with HUD FMR data.

Higher FMR than 27% of states · 39th of 52

Lowest: Mississippi($1,288)

Highest: California($4,214)

#	State	Value
1	California	$4,214
2	Massachusetts	$3,138
3	New Hampshire	$2,941
… 35 more …
39	Indiana(you are here)	$1,473
… 10 more …
50	Mississippi	$1,288
51	Oklahoma	$1,244
52	Puerto Rico	$663

Highest & Lowest 2-Bedroom FMR by County

#	County	Value
1	Boone County	$1,473
2	Brown County	$1,473
3	Hamilton County	$1,473
90	Wabash County	$956
91	Warren County	$956
92	Wayne County	$956

The HUD Fair Market Rents for FY2026 in Indiana are set at the county or metropolitan statistical area (MSA) level. Select a county below to see the 2-bedroom FMR and all bedroom sizes, along with ZIP codes served by that county. Source: U.S. HUD, Office of Policy Development & Research, FY2026 Fair Market Rents (effective Oct 1, 2025).

County / Area	Studio	1BR	2BR	3BR	4BR
Adams County	$695	$872	$956	$1,227	$1,266
Allen County	$892	$916	$1,113	$1,381	$1,512
Bartholomew County	$1,233	$1,257	$1,415	$1,697	$2,000
Benton County	$894	$1,032	$1,242	$1,489	$1,992
Blackford County	$685	$766	$956	$1,268	$1,555
Boone County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Brown County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Carroll County	$709	$742	$973	$1,219	$1,328
Cass County	$791	$796	$956	$1,278	$1,282
Clark County	$966	$1,047	$1,272	$1,625	$1,891
Clay County	$859	$864	$1,094	$1,312	$1,535
Clinton County	$731	$804	$1,007	$1,328	$1,343
Crawford County	$685	$852	$956	$1,330	$1,508
Daviess County	$719	$764	$1,003	$1,243	$1,328
Dearborn County	$958	$1,051	$1,353	$1,785	$1,976
Decatur County	$768	$816	$1,071	$1,284	$1,418
DeKalb County	$688	$732	$960	$1,195	$1,271
Delaware County	$803	$845	$1,043	$1,349	$1,685
Dubois County	$685	$729	$956	$1,328	$1,604
Elkhart County	$968	$992	$1,183	$1,553	$1,581
Fayette County	$659	$754	$956	$1,184	$1,266
Floyd County	$966	$1,047	$1,272	$1,625	$1,891
Fountain County	$685	$729	$956	$1,178	$1,604
Franklin County	$796	$861	$1,117	$1,473	$1,479
Fulton County	$689	$733	$962	$1,153	$1,274
Gibson County	$766	$771	$1,001	$1,262	$1,361
Grant County	$698	$767	$956	$1,257	$1,412
Greene County	$724	$729	$956	$1,206	$1,330
Hamilton County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Hancock County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Harrison County	$966	$1,047	$1,272	$1,625	$1,891
Hendricks County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Henry County	$771	$775	$956	$1,146	$1,266
Howard County	$884	$890	$1,123	$1,388	$1,567
Huntington County	$685	$731	$956	$1,239	$1,483
Jackson County	$802	$807	$1,059	$1,328	$1,402
Jasper County	$889	$895	$1,174	$1,535	$1,554
Jay County	$685	$729	$956	$1,261	$1,266
Jefferson County	$669	$818	$971	$1,201	$1,524
Jennings County	$689	$732	$961	$1,337	$1,567
Johnson County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Knox County	$725	$729	$956	$1,212	$1,266
Kosciusko County	$875	$881	$1,142	$1,385	$1,560
LaGrange County	$740	$745	$977	$1,171	$1,294
Lake County	$959	$1,082	$1,317	$1,612	$1,744
LaPorte County	$874	$953	$1,152	$1,454	$1,680
Lawrence County	$685	$729	$956	$1,146	$1,447
Madison County	$898	$919	$1,206	$1,594	$1,597
Marion County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Marshall County	$722	$824	$1,008	$1,225	$1,335
Martin County	$685	$729	$956	$1,146	$1,287
Miami County	$685	$773	$956	$1,146	$1,358
Monroe County	$966	$1,072	$1,210	$1,572	$1,906
Montgomery County	$802	$807	$966	$1,281	$1,399
Morgan County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Newton County	$959	$1,082	$1,317	$1,612	$1,744
Noble County	$682	$737	$967	$1,159	$1,622
Ohio County	$958	$1,051	$1,353	$1,785	$1,976
Orange County	$685	$729	$956	$1,330	$1,564
Owen County	$770	$798	$956	$1,155	$1,509
Parke County	$691	$735	$964	$1,272	$1,276
Perry County	$683	$729	$956	$1,200	$1,604
Pike County	$685	$729	$956	$1,330	$1,347
Porter County	$959	$1,082	$1,317	$1,612	$1,744
Posey County	$853	$860	$1,113	$1,370	$1,539
Pulaski County	$685	$872	$956	$1,330	$1,604
Putnam County	$738	$843	$1,030	$1,390	$1,634
Randolph County	$675	$841	$956	$1,261	$1,266
Ripley County	$681	$752	$987	$1,302	$1,307
Rush County	$685	$762	$956	$1,146	$1,266
Scott County	$723	$769	$1,009	$1,348	$1,353
Shelby County	$1,118	$1,267	$1,473	$1,907	$2,338
Spencer County	$659	$729	$956	$1,330	$1,382
Starke County	$685	$729	$956	$1,151	$1,517
Steuben County	$784	$790	$1,036	$1,337	$1,372
St. Joseph County	$898	$1,105	$1,292	$1,567	$1,711
Sullivan County	$758	$783	$1,028	$1,251	$1,720
Switzerland County	$685	$729	$956	$1,280	$1,287
Tippecanoe County	$894	$1,032	$1,242	$1,489	$1,992
Tipton County	$840	$845	$1,109	$1,330	$1,725
Union County	$685	$729	$956	$1,220	$1,477
Vanderburgh County	$853	$860	$1,113	$1,370	$1,539
Vermillion County	$859	$864	$1,094	$1,312	$1,535
Vigo County	$859	$864	$1,094	$1,312	$1,535
Wabash County	$685	$729	$956	$1,146	$1,266
Warren County	$688	$845	$956	$1,330	$1,376
Warrick County	$853	$860	$1,113	$1,370	$1,539
Washington County	$749	$753	$988	$1,185	$1,308
Wayne County	$724	$729	$956	$1,191	$1,266
Wells County	$750	$755	$991	$1,203	$1,393
White County	$738	$785	$1,030	$1,235	$1,364
Whitley County	$892	$916	$1,113	$1,381	$1,512

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Frequently asked questions

What are the HUD Fair Market Rents in Indiana for 2026?

HUD Fair Market Rents in Indiana for FY2026 range by county. The 2-bedroom FMR across Indiana's 92 counties/areas spans from $956 to $1,473/mo. Select a county above for the full bedroom breakdown.

When do FMR figures become effective in Indiana?

HUD publishes new FMR figures annually. FY2026 figures became effective October 1, 2025 and apply through September 30, 2026.

How does HUD calculate Fair Market Rents?

HUD calculates FMRs as the 40th percentile of gross rents paid by recent movers for standard-quality units in a metropolitan area or non-metropolitan county. Data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS).

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Data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, public domain. Effective FY2026 (Oct 1, 2025).