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Fair Market Rent · District of Columbia

Fair Market Rent in District of Columbia, DC

FY2027 HUD figures, effective October 1, 2026, plus what renters pay by ZIP code.

$2,111studio
$2,2041 bedroom
$2,4382 bedrooms
$3,1073 bedrooms
$3,6584 bedrooms

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom home in District of Columbia is $2,438 a month, +8.5% from FY2026. District of Columbia is part of the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD HUD Metro FMR Area (a metro area). HUD also publishes Small Area FMRs by ZIP code here; those can be higher or lower than the area-wide figure. See each ZIP code below.

Area-wide Fair Market Rents

SizeFY2027FY2026ChangeTypical voucher range (90–110%)
Studio$2,111$1,953+8.1%$1,900–2,322
1 bedroom$2,204$2,015+9.4%$1,984–2,424
2 bedrooms$2,438$2,246+8.5%$2,194–2,682
3 bedrooms$3,107$2,835+9.6%$2,796–3,418
4 bedrooms$3,658$3,332+9.8%$3,292–4,024

The voucher range is the typical band housing authorities use for payment standards; your housing authority sets the actual standard.

Rents by ZIP code in District of Columbia

Open a ZIP code for every size, the spread of rents and nearby ZIP codes.

ZIPPlace2-bedroom FMR (ZIP)Census median, 2 bedroomsCensus median, all sizes
20001Washington$3,430$2,812$2,499
20002Washington$2,870$2,687$2,212
20003Washington$3,660$3,463$2,698
20004Washington$3,530$3,500+$2,997
20005Washington$3,150$3,500+$2,298
20006Washington$2,380–$1,951
20007Washington$2,610$2,870$2,106
20008Washington$3,490$3,111$2,206
20009Washington$3,660$3,234$2,341
20010Washington$2,550$2,600$1,793
20011Washington$2,200$1,818$1,637
20012Washington$1,970$2,276$1,701
20015Washington$2,370$3,359$2,234
20016Washington$2,840$3,052$2,358
20017Washington$2,280$2,057$1,839
20018Washington$1,640$1,621$1,295
20019Washington$1,770$1,371$1,222
20020Washington$1,780$1,363$1,306
20024Washington$2,940$2,763$2,139
20032Washington$1,770$1,407$1,317
20036Washington$2,770$3,500+$2,263
20037Washington$3,460$3,500+$2,538
20045Washington$2,400––
20052Washington$3,070––
20057Washington$2,610––
20059Washington$3,430––
20064Washington$2,270––
20204Washington$2,400––
20220Washington$2,400––
20230Washington$2,400––
20240Washington$2,400––
20245Washington$2,400––
20250Washington$2,400––
20260Washington$2,400––
20317Washington$2,400––
20319Washington$2,940––
20373Naval Anacost Annex$2,150––
20388Washington Navy Yard$2,400––
20390Washington$3,660––
20408Washington$2,400––
20415Washington$2,400––
20418Washington$2,400––
20422Washington$2,840––
20427Washington$2,400––
20431Washington$2,400––
20510Washington$2,400––
20515Washington$2,400––
20520Washington$2,400––
20530Washington$2,400––
20535Washington$2,400––
20540Washington$2,400––
20542Washington$2,400––
20551Washington$2,400––
20560Washington$2,400––
20565Washington$2,400––
20566Washington$2,400––
20591Washington$2,400––

Sources: HUD Fair Market Rents and Small Area Fair Market Rents, FY2027 (effective October 1, 2026) and FY2026; U.S. Census Bureau, 2020–2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates (median gross rent by ZIP code). Fair Market Rents and Census figures include utilities. Not affiliated with HUD or the Census Bureau. About the data.