Find rent benchmarks
Look up HUD Fair Market Rent and available Small Area Fair Market Rent by address, ZIP code, city, county, or state.
About fmr.fyi
Fair Market Rent research with the source context intact
fmr.fyi brings HUD rent benchmarks and related rental-market signals into one research workspace. It is built to help investors and housing researchers screen locations faster, compare assumptions, and identify what needs local verification.
What the product is designed to do
The workflow moves from broad market discovery to specific location research without hiding the difference between a published benchmark and a local decision.
Compare market context
Review rent, property-value, yield, tax, demand, and data-confidence signals across location pages and comparison tools.
Know what to verify
See where benchmarks and estimates come from, then confirm payment standards, property details, and local costs with primary sources.
Data and decision boundaries
HUD Fair Market Rent and SAFMR values are rent benchmarks. Local public housing authorities set voucher payment standards separately, and an approved contract rent can also depend on utility allowances and rent-reasonableness review.
Property values, market rents, tax rates, insurance defaults, demand signals, and investment outputs are research inputs or estimates. They can differ from a specific property and should be checked before underwriting or making a purchase decision.
fmr.fyi is not affiliated with HUD. The product is an independent research tool for informational purposes; verify data with local sources and consult relevant professionals before making investment decisions.