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HUD Open Data · 2026

What Are the Income Limits in New York?

$164,300/yr 3.4%vs 2025 ($170,000)

Highest county median income in New York. HUD Income Limits (AMI) across 62 counties.

Median Income in New York and Neighbouring States

Massachusetts: $165,600New Jersey: $154,800Pennsylvania: $122,700Connecticut: $156,800New York: $164,300Vermont: $123,400$165,600$154,800$122,700$156,800$164,300$123,400

Median Income by County

Schoharie County, NY: $123,100Seneca County, NY: $96,800Orleans County, NY: $107,000Wayne County, NY: $107,000Greene County, NY: $106,500Allegany County, NY: $86,700Oswego County, NY: $106,800Nassau County, NY: $164,300Monroe County, NY: $107,000Herkimer County, NY: $98,500New York County, NY: $104,300St. Lawrence County, NY: $78,100Orange County, NY: $125,900Tompkins County, NY: $118,000Onondaga County, NY: $106,800Albany County, NY: $123,100Suffolk County, NY: $164,300Jefferson County, NY: $86,600Livingston County, NY: $107,000Wyoming County, NY: $92,100Schuyler County, NY: $90,600Tioga County, NY: $88,600Chemung County, NY: $89,800Westchester County, NY: $164,200Niagara County, NY: $101,500Oneida County, NY: $98,500Essex County, NY: $94,200Otsego County, NY: $90,900Hamilton County, NY: $94,200Montgomery County, NY: $95,500Franklin County, NY: $82,200Lewis County, NY: $83,700Broome County, NY: $88,600Schenectady County, NY: $123,100Steuben County, NY: $89,800Chenango County, NY: $83,500Sullivan County, NY: $84,200Putnam County, NY: $104,300Rockland County, NY: $128,800Columbia County, NY: $116,800Clinton County, NY: $95,400Kings County, NY: $104,300Cattaraugus County, NY: $78,200Chautauqua County, NY: $78,900Queens County, NY: $104,300Rensselaer County, NY: $123,100Richmond County, NY: $104,300Ulster County, NY: $117,300Bronx County, NY: $104,300Saratoga County, NY: $123,100Fulton County, NY: $81,100Dutchess County, NY: $125,900Cayuga County, NY: $86,000Erie County, NY: $101,500Cortland County, NY: $92,900Madison County, NY: $106,800Washington County, NY: $94,100Genesee County, NY: $97,200Warren County, NY: $94,100Delaware County, NY: $83,200Yates County, NY: $87,900Ontario County, NY: $107,000

How New York Compares to Other States

Highest county median income ranked against all states with HUD income limit data.

Higher median income than 83% of states · 10th of 52

Lowest: Oklahoma($99,100)
Highest: California($205,500)
#StateValue
1California$205,500
2New Mexico$182,500
3Utah$167,700
… 6 more …
10New York(you are here)$164,300
… 39 more …
50Oklahoma$99,100
51Mississippi$98,100
52Puerto Rico$41,400

Highest & Lowest Median Income by County

#CountyValue
1Nassau County$164,300
2Suffolk County$164,300
3Westchester County$164,200
60Chautauqua County$78,900
61Cattaraugus County$78,200
62St. Lawrence County$78,100

The HUD Income Limits for 2026 in New York are set at the county level. Select a county below to see the median income and 30/50/80% AMI bands for household sizes 1 through 8. Source: U.S. HUD, Office of Policy Development & Research, 2026 Income Limits.

County80% AMI (4HH)
Albany County, NY$98,500
Allegany County, NY$71,900
Bronx County, NY$135,700
Broome County, NY$71,900
Cattaraugus County, NY$71,900
Cayuga County, NY$71,900
Chautauqua County, NY$71,900
Chemung County, NY$71,900
Chenango County, NY$71,900
Clinton County, NY$76,300
Columbia County, NY$93,450
Cortland County, NY$74,300
Delaware County, NY$71,900
Dutchess County, NY$100,700
Erie County, NY$81,200
Essex County, NY$75,350
Franklin County, NY$71,900
Fulton County, NY$71,900
Genesee County, NY$77,750
Greene County, NY$85,200
Hamilton County, NY$75,350
Herkimer County, NY$78,300
Jefferson County, NY$71,900
Kings County, NY$135,700
Lewis County, NY$71,900
Livingston County, NY$85,600
Madison County, NY$85,450
Monroe County, NY$85,600
Montgomery County, NY$76,400
Nassau County, NY$128,100
New York County, NY$135,700
Niagara County, NY$81,200
Oneida County, NY$78,300
Onondaga County, NY$85,450
Ontario County, NY$85,600
Orange County, NY$100,700
Orleans County, NY$85,600
Oswego County, NY$85,450
Otsego County, NY$72,700
Putnam County, NY$135,700
Queens County, NY$135,700
Rensselaer County, NY$98,500
Richmond County, NY$135,700
Rockland County, NY$135,700
Saratoga County, NY$98,500
Schenectady County, NY$98,500
Schoharie County, NY$98,500
Schuyler County, NY$72,500
Seneca County, NY$77,450
Steuben County, NY$71,900
St. Lawrence County, NY$71,900
Suffolk County, NY$128,100
Sullivan County, NY$74,150
Tioga County, NY$71,900
Tompkins County, NY$94,400
Ulster County, NY$93,850
Warren County, NY$76,000
Washington County, NY$76,000
Wayne County, NY$85,600
Westchester County, NY$125,850
Wyoming County, NY$73,700
Yates County, NY$71,900

Frequently asked questions

What are the HUD Income Limits in New York for 2026?

HUD Income Limits in New York for 2026 vary by county. The 30% AMI limit for a 4-person household across New York's 62 counties spans from $33,000 to $50,900/year. Select a county above for the full household-size breakdown.

When are Income Limits updated in New York?

HUD publishes new income limits annually, typically in spring. The 2026 figures apply for the full calendar year unless HUD issues an interim adjustment.

How does HUD calculate Area Median Income?

HUD calculates Area Median Income using data from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS), adjusted for inflation using the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index. HUD then publishes income limits at 30%, 50%, and 80% of the adjusted median for each household size.

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Data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, public domain. 2026 Income Limits.