Greene County, OH Fair Market Rent FY2027

Part of the Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH MSA metro FMR area. Fair Market Rents apply from October 1, 2026.

$909Efficiency −2.0%
$1,0081 bedroom −0.1%
$1,2482 bedrooms −2.0%
$1,6233 bedrooms −1.7%
$1,7744 bedrooms −2.4%

FY2027 vs FY2026

Unit sizeFY2027FY2026Change
Efficiency$909$928−2.0%
1 bedroom$1,008$1,009−0.1%
2 bedrooms$1,248$1,273−2.0%
3 bedrooms$1,623$1,651−1.7%
4 bedrooms$1,774$1,817−2.4%

FY2026 income limits

Median family income: $103,000

Household size12345678
Extremely low (30%)$21,650$24,750$27,850$33,000$38,680$44,360$50,040$55,720
Very low (50%)$36,050$41,200$46,350$51,500$55,650$59,750$63,900$68,000
Low income (80%)$57,700$65,950$74,200$82,400$89,000$95,600$102,200$108,800

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

Two-bedroom FMR since 1983

FY1983: $3401983FY1985: $355FY1986: $355FY1987: $366FY1988: $376FY1989: $3851989FY1990: $395FY1991: $407FY1992: $420FY1993: $431FY1994: $4961994FY1995: $495FY1996: $470FY1997: $480FY1998: $492FY1999: $5421999FY2000: $549FY2001: $556FY2002: $575FY2003: $585FY2004: $5892004FY2005: $595FY2006: $615FY2007: $634FY2008: $678FY2009: $6872009FY2010: $696FY2011: $714FY2012: $685FY2013: $738FY2014: $7122014FY2015: $726FY2016: $743FY2017: $764FY2018: $765FY2019: $7882019FY2020: $777FY2021: $836FY2022: $872FY2023: $969FY2024: $1,0232024FY2025: $1,077FY2026: $1,273FY2027: $1,2482027

Small Area FMRs by ZIP code

ZIP1 BR2 BR3 BR
43128$880$1,020$1,310
43153$1,210$1,470$1,770
45005$1,060$1,350$1,780
45042$1,000$1,280$1,680
45066$1,570$2,000$2,630
45068$1,360$1,740$2,280
45169$790$1,000$1,300
45301$1,430$1,770$2,300
45304$880$1,060$1,420
45305$1,220$1,510$1,960
45307$880$1,090$1,420
45308$910$1,100$1,470
45309$970$1,200$1,560
45312$1,100$1,360$1,770
45314$900$1,120$1,460
45315$900$1,120$1,460
45316$840$1,080$1,360
45317$850$1,080$1,390
45318$810$1,000$1,300
45322$1,040$1,290$1,680
45324$1,060$1,320$1,710
45325$1,060$1,310$1,700
45326$970$1,210$1,580
45327$930$1,150$1,500
45335$810$1,000$1,300
45337$1,150$1,410$1,850
45338$830$1,090$1,450
45339$880$1,100$1,430
45342$1,240$1,540$2,000
45343$990$1,230$1,600
45344$840$1,090$1,360
45345$840$1,040$1,350
45354$1,040$1,320$1,710
45356$940$1,160$1,510
45359$810$1,000$1,300
45361$1,410$1,740$2,260
45365$810$1,060$1,420
45368$770$1,000$1,240
45370$990$1,220$1,590
45371$1,100$1,360$1,770
45373$940$1,170$1,520
45374$960$1,190$1,550
45377$870$1,080$1,400
45378$820$1,070$1,410
45381$800$1,040$1,380
45383$900$1,110$1,440
45384$940$1,160$1,510
45385$940$1,160$1,510
45387$880$1,090$1,420
45401$990$1,230$1,600
45402$1,090$1,350$1,760
45403$810$1,000$1,300
45404$940$1,160$1,510
45405$870$1,080$1,400
45406$910$1,130$1,470
45409$1,070$1,330$1,730
45410$990$1,230$1,600
45413$990$1,230$1,600
45414$900$1,110$1,440
45415$930$1,150$1,500
45416$1,150$1,420$1,850
45417$930$1,150$1,500
45419$970$1,200$1,560
45420$1,010$1,250$1,630
45422$990$1,230$1,600
45423$990$1,230$1,600
45424$1,110$1,370$1,780
45426$940$1,170$1,520
45428$930$1,150$1,500
45429$1,030$1,280$1,670
45430$1,390$1,720$2,240
45431$1,270$1,570$2,040
45432$860$1,070$1,390
45433$1,410$1,740$2,260
45434$1,460$1,810$2,350
45435$1,060$1,320$1,710
45437$990$1,230$1,600
45439$1,010$1,250$1,630
45440$1,110$1,370$1,780
45441$990$1,230$1,600
45449$1,030$1,270$1,650
45458$1,280$1,600$2,080
45459$1,180$1,460$1,900
45469$1,070$1,330$1,730
45470$990$1,230$1,600
45475$990$1,230$1,600
45481$1,090$1,350$1,760
45490$990$1,230$1,600

All ZIP codes in the Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH MSA FMR area.

Questions and answers

What is the Fair Market Rent in Greene County, OH for FY2027?

HUD set the FY2027 Fair Market Rents for Greene County, OH at $909 for an efficiency, $1,008 for one bedroom, $1,248 for two bedrooms, $1,623 for three and $1,774 for four bedrooms.

How much did Fair Market Rent change in Greene County, OH?

The two-bedroom FMR changed from $1,273 in FY2026 to $1,248 in FY2027 (−2.0%).

What are the HUD income limits for Greene County, OH?

For FY2026 the median family income is $103,000. The low-income (80%) limit for a family of four is $82,400, very low income (50%) $51,500 and extremely low income $33,000.