HUD Open Data · FY 2026

What are Fair Market Rents in Kansas?

$1,426/mo↑ 5.9%vs 2025 ($1,346)

Highest county 2-bedroom FMR in Kansas. HUD Fair Market Rent (FY2026) across 105 counties and areas. Effective October 1, 2025.

2-Bedroom FMR by County

Kansas & Neighbours

How Kansas Compares to Other States

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

Higher FMR than 23% of states · 41th 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
… 37 more …
41	Kansas(you are here)	$1,426
… 8 more …
50	Mississippi	$1,288
51	Oklahoma	$1,244
52	Puerto Rico	$663

Highest & Lowest 2-Bedroom FMR by County

#	County	Value
1	Kearny County	$1,426
2	Johnson County	$1,358
3	Leavenworth County	$1,358
103	Wichita County	$877
104	Wilson County	$877
105	Woodson County	$877

The HUD Fair Market Rents for FY2026 in Kansas 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
Allen County	$689	$727	$877	$1,216	$1,276
Anderson County	$643	$668	$877	$1,146	$1,471
Atchison County	$631	$668	$877	$1,220	$1,471
Barber County	$643	$730	$877	$1,103	$1,471
Barton County	$643	$693	$877	$1,220	$1,296
Bourbon County	$645	$713	$936	$1,122	$1,352
Brown County	$643	$668	$877	$1,143	$1,162
Butler County	$782	$849	$1,099	$1,444	$1,784
Chase County	$643	$712	$877	$1,184	$1,276
Chautauqua County	$643	$668	$877	$1,108	$1,161
Cherokee County	$664	$668	$877	$1,157	$1,161
Cheyenne County	$643	$682	$877	$1,052	$1,249
Clark County	$643	$752	$877	$1,075	$1,276
Clay County	$696	$724	$950	$1,253	$1,258
Cloud County	$643	$676	$877	$1,052	$1,275
Coffey County	$644	$670	$879	$1,064	$1,164
Comanche County	$643	$668	$877	$1,144	$1,276
Cowley County	$643	$668	$877	$1,139	$1,323
Crawford County	$682	$687	$901	$1,253	$1,511
Decatur County	$643	$668	$877	$1,220	$1,318
Dickinson County	$665	$669	$878	$1,153	$1,162
Doniphan County	$774	$832	$1,077	$1,363	$1,566
Douglas County	$895	$1,006	$1,182	$1,644	$1,983
Edwards County	$643	$668	$877	$1,134	$1,348
Elk County	$643	$668	$877	$1,132	$1,276
Ellis County	$649	$717	$941	$1,288	$1,579
Ellsworth County	$643	$708	$877	$1,052	$1,285
Finney County	$788	$793	$1,041	$1,435	$1,705
Ford County	$668	$739	$969	$1,256	$1,384
Franklin County	$784	$789	$1,020	$1,223	$1,360
Geary County	$843	$848	$1,048	$1,458	$1,758
Gove County	$643	$800	$877	$1,157	$1,161
Graham County	$643	$668	$877	$1,115	$1,276
Grant County	$643	$668	$877	$1,220	$1,276
Gray County	$643	$800	$877	$1,090	$1,161
Greeley County	$643	$668	$877	$1,052	$1,276
Greenwood County	$643	$668	$877	$1,052	$1,276
Hamilton County	$790	$822	$1,079	$1,294	$1,570
Harper County	$643	$740	$877	$1,093	$1,276
Harvey County	$782	$849	$1,099	$1,444	$1,784
Haskell County	$643	$668	$877	$1,089	$1,276
Hodgeman County	$643	$714	$877	$1,220	$1,450
Jackson County	$792	$820	$1,057	$1,392	$1,411
Jefferson County	$792	$820	$1,057	$1,392	$1,411
Jewell County	$643	$712	$877	$1,132	$1,276
Johnson County	$1,095	$1,197	$1,358	$1,769	$2,103
Kearny County	$1,045	$1,087	$1,426	$1,710	$1,888
Kingman County	$643	$668	$877	$1,220	$1,470
Kiowa County	$643	$668	$877	$1,088	$1,161
Labette County	$605	$668	$877	$1,052	$1,209
Lane County	$725	$754	$989	$1,277	$1,439
Leavenworth County	$1,095	$1,197	$1,358	$1,769	$2,103
Lincoln County	$643	$668	$877	$1,073	$1,276
Linn County	$1,095	$1,197	$1,358	$1,769	$2,103
Logan County	$668	$832	$912	$1,093	$1,208
Lyon County	$624	$668	$877	$1,142	$1,381
Marion County	$643	$688	$877	$1,157	$1,161
Marshall County	$643	$668	$877	$1,164	$1,471
McPherson County	$674	$701	$920	$1,176	$1,356
Meade County	$643	$668	$877	$1,078	$1,276
Miami County	$1,095	$1,197	$1,358	$1,769	$2,103
Mitchell County	$643	$668	$877	$1,220	$1,276
Montgomery County	$643	$668	$877	$1,101	$1,417
Morris County	$643	$679	$877	$1,052	$1,424
Morton County	$643	$668	$877	$1,052	$1,276
Nemaha County	$643	$722	$877	$1,132	$1,471
Neosho County	$687	$691	$877	$1,125	$1,349
Ness County	$643	$668	$877	$1,163	$1,168
Norton County	$643	$678	$877	$1,132	$1,276
Osage County	$792	$820	$1,057	$1,392	$1,411
Osborne County	$643	$668	$877	$1,108	$1,276
Ottawa County	$684	$711	$933	$1,143	$1,357
Pawnee County	$643	$668	$877	$1,183	$1,276
Phillips County	$643	$695	$877	$1,185	$1,276
Pottawatomie County	$870	$875	$1,068	$1,485	$1,792
Pratt County	$643	$766	$877	$1,157	$1,161
Rawlins County	$697	$726	$952	$1,141	$1,385
Reno County	$660	$729	$957	$1,168	$1,326
Republic County	$643	$800	$877	$1,200	$1,276
Rice County	$643	$668	$877	$1,178	$1,276
Riley County	$870	$875	$1,068	$1,485	$1,792
Rooks County	$643	$668	$877	$1,052	$1,276
Rush County	$643	$710	$877	$1,220	$1,302
Russell County	$643	$765	$877	$1,062	$1,276
Saline County	$765	$770	$1,009	$1,222	$1,336
Scott County	$643	$668	$877	$1,132	$1,471
Sedgwick County	$782	$849	$1,099	$1,444	$1,784
Seward County	$733	$771	$1,000	$1,344	$1,505
Shawnee County	$792	$820	$1,057	$1,392	$1,411
Sheridan County	$643	$699	$877	$1,052	$1,276
Sherman County	$683	$710	$932	$1,117	$1,356
Smith County	$643	$762	$877	$1,134	$1,276
Stafford County	$643	$682	$877	$1,167	$1,276
Stanton County	$643	$668	$877	$1,132	$1,276
Stevens County	$662	$688	$903	$1,100	$1,196
Sumner County	$751	$812	$1,065	$1,277	$1,410
Thomas County	$643	$688	$877	$1,116	$1,276
Trego County	$643	$782	$877	$1,052	$1,276
Wabaunsee County	$792	$820	$1,057	$1,392	$1,411
Wallace County	$643	$758	$877	$1,220	$1,276
Washington County	$696	$701	$877	$1,157	$1,161
Wichita County	$643	$800	$877	$1,220	$1,276
Wilson County	$643	$668	$877	$1,103	$1,419
Woodson County	$643	$777	$877	$1,194	$1,276
Wyandotte County	$1,095	$1,197	$1,358	$1,769	$2,103

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Frequently asked questions

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

HUD Fair Market Rents in Kansas for FY2026 range by county. The 2-bedroom FMR across Kansas's 105 counties/areas spans from $877 to $1,426/mo. Select a county above for the full bedroom breakdown.

When do FMR figures become effective in Kansas?

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).