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HUD Open Data · FY 2026

What are Fair Market Rents in South Carolina?

$1,816/mo 0.4%vs 2025 ($1,824)

Highest county 2-bedroom FMR in South Carolina. HUD Fair Market Rent (FY2026) across 46 counties and areas. Effective October 1, 2025.

2-Bedroom FMR by County

Greenville County: $1,339Bamberg County: $902Chester County: $1,056Union County: $1,038Florence County: $1,117Saluda County: $1,276Anderson County: $1,173Greenwood County: $934Charleston County: $1,787York County: $1,686Jasper County: $1,542Beaufort County: $1,816Chesterfield County: $902Dorchester County: $1,787Clarendon County: $902Darlington County: $1,098Dillon County: $902Georgetown County: $1,204Hampton County: $902Lancaster County: $1,011Lee County: $902McCormick County: $956Pickens County: $1,339Sumter County: $1,276Allendale County: $902Abbeville County: $902Williamsburg County: $902Aiken County: $1,261Horry County: $1,465Colleton County: $902Laurens County: $1,133Fairfield County: $1,276Kershaw County: $1,009Oconee County: $941Spartanburg County: $1,187Berkeley County: $1,787Edgefield County: $1,261Orangeburg County: $910Newberry County: $994Lexington County: $1,276Marlboro County: $902Barnwell County: $930Cherokee County: $902Marion County: $902Richland County: $1,276Calhoun County: $1,276

South Carolina & Neighbours

Georgia: $1,820North Carolina: $1,835South Carolina: $1,816$1,820$1,835$1,816

How South Carolina Compares to Other States

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

Higher FMR than 50% of states · 27th of 52

Lowest: Mississippi($1,288)
Highest: California($4,214)
#StateValue
1California$4,214
2Massachusetts$3,138
3New Hampshire$2,941
… 23 more …
27South Carolina(you are here)$1,816
… 22 more …
50Mississippi$1,288
51Oklahoma$1,244
52Puerto Rico$663

Highest & Lowest 2-Bedroom FMR by County

The HUD Fair Market Rents for FY2026 in South Carolina 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 / Area2BR
Abbeville County$902
Aiken County$1,261
Allendale County$902
Anderson County$1,173
Bamberg County$902
Barnwell County$930
Beaufort County$1,816
Berkeley County$1,787
Calhoun County$1,276
Charleston County$1,787
Cherokee County$902
Chester County$1,056
Chesterfield County$902
Clarendon County$902
Colleton County$902
Darlington County$1,098
Dillon County$902
Dorchester County$1,787
Edgefield County$1,261
Fairfield County$1,276
Florence County$1,117
Georgetown County$1,204
Greenville County$1,339
Greenwood County$934
Hampton County$902
Horry County$1,465
Jasper County$1,542
Kershaw County$1,009
Lancaster County$1,011
Laurens County$1,133
Lee County$902
Lexington County$1,276
Marion County$902
Marlboro County$902
McCormick County$956
Newberry County$994
Oconee County$941
Orangeburg County$910
Pickens County$1,339
Richland County$1,276
Saluda County$1,276
Spartanburg County$1,187
Sumter County$1,276
Union County$1,038
Williamsburg County$902
York County$1,686

Frequently asked questions

What are the HUD Fair Market Rents in South Carolina for 2026?

HUD Fair Market Rents in South Carolina for FY2026 range by county. The 2-bedroom FMR across South Carolina's 46 counties/areas spans from $902 to $1,816/mo. Select a county above for the full bedroom breakdown.

When do FMR figures become effective in South Carolina?

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).