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Vermont (VT)

STATESAFMR
Found 305 ZIPs

State Median Investment Score

74Below average

095130300
BRRent
0 BR$914 - $1,550Median: $1,196
1 BR$1,072 - $1,719Median: $1,329
2 BR$1,167 - $2,165Median: $1,558
3 BR$1,616 - $2,733Median: $2,018
4 BR$1,834 - $2,845Median: $2,218

Market Alignment

Studio
13
0.32-1.12
1 BR
12
0.35-1.18
2 BR
15
0.37-1.17
3 BR
10
0.52-1.40
4 BR
9
9
0.50-1.46
0.701.001.30aligned range

Bedroom curve

Vermont fair market rent by county, FY 2027

HUD's FY 2027 fair market rents cover 14 counties in Vermont. The median county two-bedroom FMR is $1,570. That is up 15.2% from $1,362 in FY 2026. Two-bedroom FMRs run from $1,167 in Essex County to $2,165 in Chittenden County. One HUD metropolitan FMR area covers 3 of those counties; each county in the same metro area shares one FMR. No area in Vermont is required to use Small Area FMRs.

Two-bedroom FMR by county

FY 2027 two-bedroom fair market rent by county in Vermont
County2BRChange
Chittenden County$2,165+1.2%
Franklin County$2,165+1.2%
Grand Isle County$2,165+1.2%
Washington County$1,783+20.3%
Addison County$1,636+13.8%
Windham County$1,605+12.8%
Orange County$1,581+16.1%
Windsor County$1,558+14.4%
Rutland County$1,541+14.6%
Lamoille County$1,535+14.1%
Bennington County$1,503+15.9%
Orleans County$1,363+15.1%
Caledonia County$1,327+14.5%
Essex County$1,167+15.9%

Questions about Vermont rents

What is the fair market rent in Vermont?

HUD sets fair market rents by metro area and county, not statewide. For FY 2027 the median county two-bedroom FMR in Vermont is $1,570. Look up the county or ZIP code to see the value that applies to a specific property.

Which Vermont counties have the highest fair market rent?

For FY 2027, the highest two-bedroom FMRs are in Chittenden County ($2,165), Franklin County ($2,165), Grand Isle County ($2,165).

Does Vermont use Small Area Fair Market Rents?

No area in Vermont is required to use them. Housing authorities use the metro or county FMR unless they choose to adopt Small Area FMRs.

Source: HUD FY 2027 Fair Market Rents. Change compares each county's two-bedroom FMR with FY 2026.

Data source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Fiscal Year 2027