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HUD Fair Market Rent · FY 2026 · effective Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026

Fair Market Rent in Johnson County, Texas (FY 2026)

$1,723 a month. That's HUD's FY 2026 Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom in Johnson County, and it's the baseline every voucher in Johnson is measured against.

2 bedroom FMR

$1,723

FY 2026, utilities included

Payment standard range

$1,551 to $1,895

90% to 110% of FMR

Income to afford 2BR

$68,920

per year, at 30% of income

Rank in Texas

15th of 254

by 2BR FMR

FY 2027 published

HUD has already published FY 2027. On October 1, 2026 the two-bedroom rate in Johnson moves to $1,745. That's up 1%. The full FY 2027 table is in the history section below.

HUD's number is one input. What does a two-bedroom in Johnson actually rent for?

Search any address in Johnson for a rent estimate built from nearby comps, with the HUD figure right next to it.

FY 2026 Fair Market Rents

BedroomsFMRPayment standardIncome neededHourly wagevs FY 2025
Studio$1,427$1,284 to $1,570$57,080$27.44/hr+4.1%
1 bedroom$1,473$1,326 to $1,620$58,920$28.33/hr+0.8%
2 bedroom$1,723$1,551 to $1,895$68,920$33.13/hr+1.1%
3 bedroom$2,273$2,046 to $2,500$90,920$43.71/hr+0.8%
4 bedroom$2,815$2,534 to $3,097$112,600$54.13/hr+2.3%
5 to 8 bedrooms (PropMetrics estimates)

HUD stops at four bedrooms. These add 15% of the four-bedroom rent per extra bedroom. It's our estimate, not a HUD number.

BedroomsEstimated FMRPayment standard
5 bedroom Estimate$3,237$2,913 to $3,561
6 bedroom Estimate$3,660$3,294 to $4,026
7 bedroom Estimate$4,082$3,674 to $4,490
8 bedroom Estimate$4,504$4,054 to $4,954

Source: HUD Office of Policy Development and Research, FY 2026 Fair Market Rents. Rents include utilities. huduser.gov

Fair Market Rent is HUD's estimate of what a modest, decent unit rents for in an area, utilities included. It's set once a year and runs October to September. For FY 2026 that's October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026. In Johnson, that runs from $1,427 for a studio up to $2,815 for four bedrooms, all five rates in the table above.

This is a metro rate. The county doesn't get one of its own. HUD lumps Johnson in with 2 other counties in the Fort Worth-Arlington metro, Tarrant County, Parker County among them, and every one of them gets $1,723 for a two-bedroom. Where you are inside the metro doesn't change the county number. It does change the ZIP number, covered below.

Among Texas's 254 counties, Johnson ranks 15th for two-bedroom FMR. That's about 63% above the state median of $1,054 and about 69% above the national median county at $1,018. About 182,690 people live here, 26th in the state.

Counties sharing the Fort Worth-Arlington metro rate

Rates by ZIP code

Zoom in and the picture changes. HUD's Small Area FMRs put a two-bedroom at $1,190 in 76059 (Keene) and $1,970 in 76084 (Venus), with the 12 ZIP codes in between. Housing authorities in HUD-designated metros use those ZIP rates instead of the county rate. Everywhere else the ZIP numbers show where rents actually sit, and the county rate stays the official standard.

ZIPCity2BR ratevs county
76009Alvarado$1,480-14.1%
76028Burleson$1,760+2.1%
76031Cleburne$1,440-16.4%
76033Cleburne$1,550-10.0%
76044Godley$1,660-3.7%
76050Grandview$1,480-14.1%
76058Joshua$1,660-3.7%
76059Keene$1,190-30.9%
76061Lillian$1,620-6.0%
76084Venus$1,970+14.3%
76093Rio Vista$1,460-15.3%
76097Burleson$1,620-6.0%

What a voucher pays here

The voucher doesn't pay the FMR itself. It pays the payment standard. Housing authorities set it anywhere from 90% to 110% of FMR, which puts a two-bedroom standard in Johnson somewhere between $1,551 and $1,895. The tenant pays roughly 30% of their income, the voucher covers the rest up to the standard, and the PHA won't approve a rent above what comparable unassisted units get.

$1,723 a month is affordable, by HUD's 30% rule, on an income of roughly $68,920 a year. Put another way, $33 an hour full time.

Worked example for a two-bedroom, assuming the rent equals the payment standard. Tenant pays 30% of monthly income, HUD's housing assistance payment covers the rest.

Monthly household incomeTenant pays (30%)HAP at 90% ($1,551)HAP at 100% ($1,723)HAP at 110% ($1,895)
$2,500$750$801$973$1,145
$4,000$1,200$351$523$695

Rate history

The two-bedroom rate went up 1% from FY 2025 ($1,705) to FY 2026 ($1,723). Since FY 2020 it's up 48% in total, about 6.7% a year. The Texas median moved up 7% over the same year.

YearStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR2BR change
FY 2020$838$945$1,165$1,579$1,980
FY 2021$901$1,021$1,242$1,661$2,077+6.6%
FY 2022$939$1,064$1,269$1,685$2,098+2.2%
FY 2023$1,101$1,234$1,456$1,927$2,385+14.7%
FY 2024$1,266$1,384$1,617$2,144$2,615+11.1%
FY 2025$1,371$1,461$1,705$2,256$2,752+5.4%
FY 2026$1,427$1,473$1,723$2,273$2,815+1.1%
FY 2027$1,461$1,481$1,745$2,284$2,866+1.3%

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Questions people ask

$1,723 a month for FY 2026, which runs October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026. The other rates are $1,427 for a studio, $1,473 for one bedroom, $2,273 for three and $2,815 for four.

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