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Tennessee fair market rents FY 2027

HUD's FY 2027 Fair Market Rents, effective October 1, 2026, put a two-bedroom home in Tennessee at $995 to $1,798 a month depending on the county; the median Tennessee county is $1,048, against $975 in FY 2026 (+7.5%). The highest are Cannon County ($1,798), Cheatham County ($1,798) and Davidson County ($1,798).

$1,048
Median county, 2 bedrooms (FY 2027)
$995
Lowest county, 2 bedrooms
$1,798
Highest county, 2 bedrooms
+7.5%
Median change from FY 2026

Fair market rent for every Tennessee county

HUD Fair Market Rents by county in Tennessee, FY 2027
CountyStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR2 BR FY 2026
Anderson County$1,171$1,178$1,475$1,844$2,122$1,471
Bedford County$850$1,022$1,112$1,540$1,859$1,017
Benton County$761$775$995$1,378$1,401$925
Bledsoe County$825$830$1,086$1,294$1,489$975
Blount County$1,171$1,178$1,475$1,844$2,122$1,471
Bradley County$884$971$1,270$1,593$1,669$1,233
Campbell County$756$761$995$1,303$1,308$947
Cannon County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Carroll County$761$788$995$1,234$1,556$925
Carter County$942$948$1,211$1,461$1,609$1,132
Cheatham County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Chester County$957$1,051$1,375$1,730$1,898$1,260
Claiborne County$761$914$995$1,239$1,391$925
Clay County$756$761$995$1,360$1,365$925
Cocke County$761$914$995$1,322$1,406$925
Coffee County$873$928$1,088$1,453$1,459$959
Crockett County$761$843$1,093$1,441$1,589$1,083
Cumberland County$789$794$1,039$1,410$1,425$942
Davidson County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
DeKalb County$772$777$1,016$1,299$1,698$953
Decatur County$761$850$995$1,353$1,365$925
Dickson County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Dyer County$760$867$995$1,303$1,308$925
Fayette County$1,095$1,191$1,301$1,717$1,981$1,274
Fentress County$756$761$995$1,186$1,388$925
Franklin County$805$810$1,060$1,403$1,772$980
Gibson County$693$761$995$1,378$1,573$927
Giles County$839$845$1,105$1,317$1,515$1,001
Grainger County$756$761$995$1,378$1,407$941
Greene County$693$789$995$1,268$1,365$925
Grundy County$761$797$995$1,232$1,365$925
Hamblen County$906$912$1,153$1,405$1,838$1,135
Hamilton County$1,181$1,231$1,340$1,657$1,761$1,390
Hancock County$761$837$995$1,186$1,365$925
Hardeman County$761$803$995$1,342$1,380$925
Hardin County$756$761$995$1,249$1,308$925
Hawkins County$760$845$1,091$1,375$1,465$1,044
Haywood County$756$761$995$1,345$1,517$925
Henderson County$761$914$995$1,248$1,365$925
Henry County$704$773$1,011$1,205$1,690$949
Hickman County$781$786$1,028$1,312$1,669$992
Houston County$761$787$995$1,363$1,636$925
Humphreys County$807$852$1,055$1,257$1,447$955
Jackson County$756$761$995$1,360$1,365$925
Jefferson County$906$912$1,153$1,405$1,838$1,135
Johnson County$761$914$995$1,333$1,365$925
Knox County$1,171$1,178$1,475$1,844$2,122$1,471
Lake County$756$761$995$1,244$1,663$925
Lauderdale County$756$761$995$1,294$1,533$925
Lawrence County$766$771$1,008$1,201$1,347$939
Lewis County$761$914$995$1,378$1,663$925
Lincoln County$761$882$995$1,363$1,528$925
Loudon County$1,171$1,178$1,475$1,844$2,122$1,471
Macon County$877$914$995$1,319$1,537$972
Madison County$957$1,051$1,375$1,730$1,898$1,260
Marion County$1,181$1,231$1,340$1,657$1,761$1,390
Marshall County$840$845$1,106$1,467$1,473$1,041
Maury County$1,300$1,330$1,474$1,877$2,273$1,349
McMinn County$761$914$995$1,214$1,308$926
McNairy County$761$803$995$1,378$1,436$925
Meigs County$794$799$1,045$1,254$1,433$925
Monroe County$769$862$995$1,303$1,308$925
Montgomery County$1,061$1,068$1,307$1,786$2,185$1,346
Moore County$761$803$995$1,360$1,365$925
Morgan County$756$761$995$1,378$1,401$988
Obion County$756$761$995$1,255$1,308$925
Overton County$761$803$995$1,226$1,425$925
Perry County$761$914$995$1,186$1,663$925
Pickett County$761$765$995$1,186$1,365$958
Polk County$884$971$1,270$1,593$1,669$1,233
Putnam County$799$887$1,102$1,502$1,564$1,014
Rhea County$804$810$1,059$1,272$1,392$925
Roane County$857$862$1,048$1,395$1,649$1,092
Robertson County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Rutherford County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Scott County$761$823$995$1,230$1,663$925
Sequatchie County$1,181$1,231$1,340$1,657$1,761$1,390
Sevier County$1,032$1,038$1,213$1,569$1,594$1,159
Shelby County$1,095$1,191$1,301$1,717$1,981$1,274
Smith County$870$876$1,146$1,407$1,506$1,051
Stewart County$693$812$995$1,378$1,663$1,004
Sullivan County$760$845$1,091$1,375$1,465$1,044
Sumner County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Tipton County$1,095$1,191$1,301$1,717$1,981$1,274
Trousdale County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Unicoi County$942$948$1,211$1,461$1,609$1,132
Union County$1,171$1,178$1,475$1,844$2,122$1,471
Van Buren County$756$761$995$1,195$1,365$925
Warren County$798$803$1,051$1,252$1,381$964
Washington County$942$948$1,211$1,461$1,609$1,132
Wayne County$756$761$995$1,186$1,365$925
Weakley County$756$761$995$1,190$1,663$925
White County$775$780$1,021$1,321$1,707$992
Williamson County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730
Wilson County$1,585$1,650$1,798$2,309$2,799$1,730

FY 2027 monthly Fair Market Rents (rent plus tenant-paid utilities except telephone).

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Questions about Tennessee fair market rents

What is the fair market rent in Tennessee for FY 2027?

It depends on the county: for two bedrooms, from $995 to $1,798 a month, with a county median of $1,048. The table on this page lists every county from studio to four bedrooms; FY 2027 runs October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027.

What is the HUD fair market rent for a 2 bedroom in Tennessee?

$1,048 in the median county, $995 in the lowest and $1,798 in the highest (Cannon County). Metropolitan counties share their area's FMR; non-metropolitan counties each have their own.

How much did Tennessee fair market rents change from FY 2026?

The median county's two-bedroom FMR moved from $975 in FY 2026 to $1,048 in FY 2027 (+7.5%). HUD's rule generally keeps an area's FMR at no less than 90 percent of the previous year's (24 CFR 888.113(b)).

What are Section 8 payment standards in Tennessee?

Each housing agency sets its own, normally between 90 and 110 percent of the FMR for the unit size (the basic range in 24 CFR 982.503); in HUD's designated Small Area FMR metros, from the ZIP code's Small Area FMR. County pages show the basic range; the agency's published schedule is the final word.

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