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Fair Market Rent in Cuyahoga County, OH

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

$924studio
$1,0501 bedroom
$1,2742 bedrooms
$1,6283 bedrooms
$1,7564 bedrooms

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom home in Cuyahoga County is $1,274 a month, -0.4% from FY2026. Cuyahoga County is part of the Cleveland, OH 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$924$933-1%$832–1,016
1 bedroom$1,050$1,058-0.8%$945–1,155
2 bedrooms$1,274$1,279-0.4%$1,147–1,401
3 bedrooms$1,628$1,646-1.1%$1,465–1,791
4 bedrooms$1,756$1,760-0.2%$1,580–1,932

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 Cuyahoga County

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
44017Berea$1,270$1,180$1,062
44022Chagrin Falls$1,830$1,044$1,396
44040Gates Mills$1,910–$2,875
44070North Olmsted$1,340$1,181$1,141
44101Cleveland$1,680––
44102Cleveland$1,150$976$982
44103Cleveland$1,080$877$779
44104Cleveland$1,000$455$471
44105Cleveland$1,070$890$931
44106Cleveland$1,430$1,187$1,073
44107Lakewood$1,370$1,182$1,070
44108Cleveland$1,170$819$960
44109Cleveland$1,080$902$905
44110Cleveland$1,100$908$844
44111Cleveland$1,180$965$969
44112Cleveland$1,070$829$812
44113Cleveland$1,910$1,675$1,476
44114Cleveland$1,750$1,984$1,323
44115Cleveland$1,630$884$869
44116Rocky River$1,390$1,178$1,168
44117Euclid$1,060$970$861
44118Cleveland$1,520$1,332$1,305
44119Cleveland$1,170$1,078$931
44120Cleveland$1,210$1,028$931
44121Cleveland$1,410$1,098$1,156
44122Beachwood$1,850$1,650$1,602
44123Euclid$1,250$1,080$1,070
44124Cleveland$1,470$1,227$1,157
44125Cleveland$1,370$1,111$1,146
44126Cleveland$1,200$1,212$1,048
44127Cleveland$1,000$714$625
44128Cleveland$1,220$1,022$1,042
44129Cleveland$1,240$1,065$1,056
44130Cleveland$1,380$1,175$1,088
44131Independence$1,740$1,344$1,407
44132Euclid$1,280$1,088$1,115
44133North Royalton$1,310$1,265$1,116
44134Cleveland$1,370$1,128$1,132
44135Cleveland$1,280$1,059$953
44136Strongsville$1,490$1,380$1,294
44137Maple Heights$1,600$1,057$1,338
44138Olmsted Falls$1,490$1,383$1,353
44139Solon$1,840$1,693$1,632
44140Bay Village$1,750$1,436$894
44141Brecksville$1,590$1,679$1,588
44142Brookpark$1,340$1,051$1,122
44143Cleveland$1,170$1,118$980
44144Cleveland$1,140$993$979
44145Westlake$1,770$1,505$1,570
44146Bedford$1,230$1,137$1,036
44147Broadview Heights$1,310$1,074$1,083
44149Strongsville$1,550$1,330$1,343

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.