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Fair Market Rent · Pennsylvania

Fair Market Rent in Lancaster County, PA

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

$1,152studio
$1,2561 bedroom
$1,5532 bedrooms
$1,9783 bedrooms
$2,0414 bedrooms

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom home in Lancaster County is $1,553 a month, +1.8% from FY2026. Lancaster County is part of the Lancaster, PA MSA (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$1,152$1,102+4.5%$1,037–1,267
1 bedroom$1,256$1,220+3%$1,130–1,382
2 bedrooms$1,553$1,526+1.8%$1,398–1,708
3 bedrooms$1,978$1,980-0.1%$1,780–2,176
4 bedrooms$2,041$2,020+1%$1,837–2,245

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 Lancaster 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
17022Elizabethtown$1,530$1,582$1,546
17501Akron$1,390$1,187$1,174
17502Bainbridge$1,380–$1,364
17504Bausman$1,690––
17505Bird In Hand$2,020–$1,417
17506Blue Ball$1,600––
17507Bowmansville$1,400––
17508Brownstown$1,450––
17509Christiana$1,380$929$1,057
17512Columbia$1,380$1,112$1,072
17516Conestoga$1,380$1,289$1,293
17517Denver$1,400$1,123$1,224
17518Drumore$1,380–$727
17519East Earl$1,790$1,133$1,524
17520East Petersburg$1,630–$1,362
17522Ephrata$1,380$1,174$1,240
17527Gap$1,530$1,133$1,250
17529Gordonville$1,560$1,509$1,235
17532Holtwood$1,380–$889
17534Intercourse$1,430––
17535Kinzers$1,720$1,565$1,527
17536Kirkwood$1,260–$1,371
17538Landisville$1,380$961$1,085
17540Leola$1,650$1,418$1,441
17543Lititz$1,610$1,457$1,440
17545Manheim$1,590$1,272$1,314
17547Marietta$1,400$1,331$1,242
17550Maytown$1,400––
17551Millersville$1,950$1,395$1,485
17552Mount Joy$1,570$1,350$1,360
17554Mountville$1,660$1,374$1,396
17555Narvon$1,600–$1,833
17557New Holland$1,440$1,299$1,216
17560New Providence$1,380$1,236$1,155
17562Paradise$1,380$1,375$1,170
17563Peach Bottom$1,630$1,350$1,374
17565Pequea$1,390–$1,156
17566Quarryville$1,400$1,140$1,297
17568Refton$1,650––
17569Reinholds$1,420$1,116$1,127
17570Rheems$1,530––
17572Ronks$1,380$1,080$1,015
17576Smoketown$1,660––
17578Stevens$1,380$987$1,205
17579Strasburg$1,380$1,004$1,048
17581Terre Hill$1,380–$842
17582Washington Boro$1,590–$1,425
17584Willow Street$2,210$2,811$2,291
17601Lancaster$1,770$1,689$1,552
17602Lancaster$1,680$1,419$1,326
17603Lancaster$1,690$1,449$1,355
17606Lancaster$2,330–$2,208
19501Adamstown$1,420$1,149$1,115

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.