Hampton town, CT Fair Market Rent FY2027

Part of the Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT non-metro FMR area. Fair Market Rents apply from October 1, 2026.

$1,092Efficiency −1.1%
$1,2621 bedroom −3.2%
$1,5682 bedrooms −2.1%
$2,0063 bedrooms −2.7%
$2,1264 bedrooms −8.6%

FY2027 vs FY2026

Unit sizeFY2027FY2026Change
Efficiency$1,092$1,104−1.1%
1 bedroom$1,262$1,304−3.2%
2 bedrooms$1,568$1,601−2.1%
3 bedrooms$2,006$2,062−2.7%
4 bedrooms$2,126$2,326−8.6%

FY2026 income limits

Median family income: $126,500

Household size12345678
Extremely low (30%)$26,250$30,000$33,750$37,500$40,500$44,360$50,040$55,720
Very low (50%)$43,750$50,000$56,250$62,500$67,500$72,500$77,500$82,500
Low income (80%)$70,000$80,000$90,000$100,000$108,000$116,000$124,000$132,000

Section 8 income limits set by HUD for FY2026; programs may use different limits.

Two-bedroom FMR since 1983

FY1983: $3481983FY1985: $363FY1986: $460FY1987: $489FY1988: $511FY1989: $5341989FY1990: $559FY1991: $589FY1992: $618FY1993: $627FY1994: $6251994FY1995: $617FY1996: $623FY1997: $638FY1998: $649FY1999: $6571999FY2000: $661FY2001: $669FY2002: $697FY2003: $717FY2004: $7272004FY2005: $689FY2006: $744FY2007: $782FY2008: $820FY2009: $8512009FY2010: $899FY2011: $891FY2012: $998FY2013: $950FY2014: $9382014FY2015: $953FY2016: $935FY2017: $939FY2018: $1,049FY2019: $1,0282019FY2020: $1,020FY2021: $1,036FY2022: $1,110FY2023: $1,361FY2024: $1,5692024FY2025: $1,600FY2026: $1,601FY2027: $1,5682027

Questions and answers

What is the Fair Market Rent in Hampton town, CT for FY2027?

HUD set the FY2027 Fair Market Rents for Hampton town, CT at $1,092 for an efficiency, $1,262 for one bedroom, $1,568 for two bedrooms, $2,006 for three and $2,126 for four bedrooms.

How much did Fair Market Rent change in Hampton town, CT?

The two-bedroom FMR changed from $1,601 in FY2026 to $1,568 in FY2027 (−2.1%).

What are the HUD income limits for Hampton town, CT?

For FY2026 the median family income is $126,500. The low-income (80%) limit for a family of four is $100,000, very low income (50%) $62,500 and extremely low income $37,500.