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Rockingham County fair market rent FY 2027North Carolina, HUD studio to 4 bedrooms

HUD's FY 2027 Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom home in Rockingham County, North Carolina is $1,012 a month, effective October 1, 2026: $705 for a studio, $774 for one bedroom, $1,236 for three and $1,554 for four. It is set for the Rockingham County, NC HUD Metro FMR Area. The FY 2026 two-bedroom FMR was $1,040 (-2.7%).

$1,012
2 bedrooms, FY 2027 in effect
$774
1 bedroom
$1,236
3 bedrooms
-2.7%
2-bedroom change from FY 2026

Rockingham County Fair Market Rents by bedrooms

Fair Market Rents, Rockingham County, NC HUD Metro FMR Area
BedroomsFY 2027FY 2026ChangePayment standard basic range
Studio$705$717-1.7%$634 to $775
1 bedroom$774$793-2.4%$696 to $851
2 bedrooms$1,012$1,040-2.7%$910 to $1,113
3 bedrooms$1,236$1,286-3.9%$1,112 to $1,359
4 bedrooms$1,554$1,463+6.2%$1,398 to $1,709

Monthly gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities except telephone). FY 2027 runs October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027. The payment standard basic range is 90 to 110 percent of the FMR (24 CFR 982.503(c)); the local housing agency sets the actual payment standard.

How Rockingham County compares

Rockingham County's two-bedroom FMR of $1,012 is the 66th highest of 100 counties in North Carolina, where the county median is $1,145 and the range $1,012 to $1,866. Across all 3,144 US counties the median two-bedroom FMR is $1,071; Rockingham County ranks 2222nd.

Small Area FMRs and ZIP codes

HUD also publishes Small Area FMRs by ZIP code for metropolitan areas. For the Rockingham County, NC HUD Metro FMR Area it lists 13 ZIP codes, with two-bedroom Small Area FMRs from $1,010 to $1,400. This area is not one of HUD's designated Small Area FMR areas, so agencies use the area-wide FMR above unless they opt in.

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Questions about Rockingham County fair market rent

What is the fair market rent in Rockingham County for FY 2027?

$705 for a studio, $774 for one bedroom, $1,012 for two, $1,236 for three and $1,554 for four bedrooms a month. FY 2027 runs from October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027.

What was the fair market rent in Rockingham County for FY 2026?

$717 for a studio, $793 for one bedroom, $1,040 for two, $1,286 for three and $1,463 for four bedrooms (FY 2026, October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026).

What is the Section 8 voucher amount for a 2 bedroom in Rockingham County?

The housing agency sets a payment standard, usually within the basic range of 90 to 110 percent of the FMR: $910 to $1,113 for two bedrooms here. The voucher then pays the lower of the payment standard or the gross rent, minus the family's total tenant payment, usually 30 percent of adjusted monthly income (24 CFR 982.505 and 5.628). The local housing agency publishes its own schedule.

Does fair market rent include utilities?

Yes. HUD's rule defines Fair Market Rents as "estimates of rent plus the cost of utilities, except telephone", set at the 40th percentile of rents for standard-quality units rented by recent movers (24 CFR 888.113).

Is Rockingham County's fair market rent high for North Carolina?

$1,012 for two bedrooms ranks 66th of 100 counties in North Carolina; the state's county median is $1,145 (range $1,012 to $1,866) and the national county median is $1,071.

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JSON: /api/data/fair-market-rent/north-carolina/rockingham-county. Fair Market Rents are HUD program figures, not an appraisal of any unit's rent.