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Fair Market Rent · Washington

Fair Market Rent in Pierce County, WA

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

$1,491studio
$1,6821 bedroom
$2,0642 bedrooms
$2,8493 bedrooms
$3,2194 bedrooms

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom home in Pierce County is $2,064 a month, +4.7% from FY2026. Pierce County is part of the Tacoma, WA 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$1,491$1,428+4.4%$1,342–1,640
1 bedroom$1,682$1,605+4.8%$1,514–1,850
2 bedrooms$2,064$1,971+4.7%$1,858–2,270
3 bedrooms$2,849$2,733+4.2%$2,564–3,134
4 bedrooms$3,219$3,102+3.8%$2,897–3,541

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 Pierce 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
98303Anderson Island$2,230––
98304Ashford$1,780––
98321Buckley$2,090$2,030$1,760
98323Carbonado$1,880–$1,809
98327Dupont$2,630$2,302$2,322
98328Eatonville$1,780$1,544$996
98329Gig Harbor$2,130$2,021$1,755
98330Elbe$2,060––
98332Gig Harbor$2,770$2,245$2,394
98333Fox Island$2,620––
98335Gig Harbor$2,360$2,046$2,120
98338Graham$2,250$1,780$1,854
98349Lakebay$1,960–$1,607
98351Longbranch$1,940––
98354Milton$2,440$2,136$2,221
98360Orting$2,670$1,703$2,231
98371Puyallup$1,980$1,717$1,769
98372Puyallup$2,160$1,813$1,783
98373Puyallup$2,180$1,810$1,929
98374Puyallup$2,300$2,033$2,061
98375Puyallup$2,570$1,965$2,337
98385South Prairie$2,190––
98387Spanaway$2,180$1,637$1,869
98388Steilacoom$2,050$1,761$1,818
98390Sumner$2,270$2,123$1,969
98391Bonney Lake$2,600$1,884$2,265
98394Vaughn$1,910–$843
98396Wilkeson$1,780–$1,173
98402Tacoma$1,980$2,095$1,553
98403Tacoma$1,780$1,901$1,546
98404Tacoma$1,790$1,365$1,483
98405Tacoma$1,870$1,746$1,551
98406Tacoma$2,070$1,865$1,764
98407Tacoma$2,180$1,948$1,909
98408Tacoma$1,890$1,637$1,654
98409Tacoma$1,990$1,688$1,645
98416Tacoma$2,070––
98418Tacoma$1,900$1,798$1,639
98421Tacoma$1,870–$1,083
98422Tacoma$2,500$2,121$2,180
98424Tacoma$2,160$2,075$1,890
98430Camp Murray$2,150––
98433Tacoma$2,260$2,204$2,312
98438Mcchord Afb$1,900––
98439Lakewood$1,920$1,518$1,873
98443Tacoma$1,960$1,810$1,823
98444Tacoma$1,930$1,668$1,647
98445Tacoma$2,050$1,751$1,778
98446Tacoma$2,270$1,938$1,991
98447Tacoma$1,930––
98465Tacoma$1,790$1,766$1,543
98466Tacoma$2,070$1,797$1,843
98467University Place$1,880$1,745$1,663
98498Lakewood$1,870$1,729$1,711
98499Lakewood$1,830$1,587$1,473
98558Mckenna$2,080––
98580Roy$2,140–$1,683

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.