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Pennsylvania Fair Market Rents 2026

HUD Fair Market Rent data for Pennsylvania (PA). Average 1-bedroom rent: $820/mo. Average 2-bedroom rent: $1,004/mo.

Avg 1BR Rent

$820/mo

Avg 2BR Rent

$1,004/mo

Median Income

$68,139

Tenant Rights

5/10

Rent is Generally Affordable

At the median income of $68,139/year, the 30% rule suggests spending up to $1,703/mo on rent. The average 2BR rent of $1,004/mo is within this threshold.

Renter Statistics

39.0% of households in Pennsylvania are renters.

Pennsylvania Metro Areas

Metro AreaStudio1BR2BRVacancy
Erie$457$553$6688.3%
Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington$788$990$1,2077.1%
Pittsburgh$618$733$9104.6%
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre$482$590$7298.3%

Pennsylvania Counties - Fair Market Rents

CountyStudio1BR2BR3BRIncomeBurden
Allegheny County$920$1,161$1,464$1,704$74,83023.5%
Montgomery County$819$983$1,184$1,459$63,02522.5%
Philadelphia County$1,005$1,192$1,505$1,877$95,30618.9%
Delaware County$758$908$1,120$1,335$70,89719.0%
Chester County$706$840$1,009$1,296$60,04520.2%
Bucks County$807$983$1,211$1,534$71,03620.5%
York County$696$840$1,073$1,306$49,86225.8%
Lancaster County$696$884$1,085$1,384$68,14119.1%
Johnson County$537$649$779$1,008$41,38522.6%
Dixon County$609$750$937$1,153$59,74818.8%
Wood County$538$648$774$1,012$43,45821.4%
Parker County$666$820$1,005$1,257$51,03023.6%
Mitchell County$564$676$862$1,067$51,31020.2%
Powell County$537$644$777$974$39,55023.6%
Shelby County$538$643$760$1,015$51,97717.5%
Butler County$657$777$954$1,162$59,03719.4%
Fayette County$457$566$698$879$48,10617.4%
Lake County$618$783$951$1,157$60,32318.9%
Adams County$542$641$790$971$51,90918.3%
Hart County$527$672$833$1,009$39,56125.3%
Reed County$657$801$951$1,192$45,42125.1%
Martin County$639$754$941$1,120$58,66019.2%
Northampton County$625$755$914$1,141$63,53317.3%
Hunt County$567$695$863$1,036$44,48123.3%
Polk County$532$634$803$983$43,61122.1%
Ellis County$622$764$950$1,203$56,32120.2%
Berks County$621$751$925$1,178$61,06918.2%
Stone County$575$689$821$1,066$46,04621.4%
Keith County$623$799$968$1,190$63,95118.2%
Baker County$568$703$863$1,019$52,68619.7%
Clark County$560$698$861$1,064$55,98318.5%
Sharp County$499$595$710$911$37,82322.5%
Harrison County$452$549$676$840$43,54518.6%
Marion County$428$537$650$858$45,66117.1%
Putnam County$485$575$722$908$39,04222.2%
Newton County$560$695$839$1,110$50,96219.8%
Lincoln County$481$588$705$855$45,20318.7%
Price County$544$673$813$977$48,96519.9%
Macon County$518$656$807$970$57,15016.9%
Wells County$453$569$691$843$40,26620.6%
Floyd County$529$647$817$962$47,12520.8%
Pike County$616$771$931$1,202$59,83718.7%
Quinn County$523$650$789$960$48,18619.6%
Lamar County$623$736$921$1,171$51,06921.6%
Henry County$676$804$972$1,270$63,36818.4%
Wayne County$576$685$876$1,021$39,81526.4%
Wilson County$645$764$967$1,162$45,54025.5%
Dauphin County$503$626$800$908$42,65122.5%
Todd County$516$626$770$942$49,65418.6%
Hamilton County$501$627$785$925$53,61217.6%
Cumberland County$653$798$953$1,230$59,07019.4%
Iredell County$648$766$925$1,134$60,78818.3%
Lewis County$564$720$863$1,048$52,91319.6%
Tyler County$613$747$911$1,118$53,78220.3%
Lehigh County$512$633$766$919$36,47125.2%
Smith County$620$775$991$1,132$57,98320.5%
Union County$532$658$789$983$50,23818.8%
Howard County$544$646$787$976$40,17223.5%
Luzerne County$504$616$779$907$34,14027.4%
Knox County$559$691$861$1,105$52,89319.5%
Fulton County$562$701$845$1,095$44,00823.0%
Warren County$576$702$856$1,100$56,13318.3%
Greene County$459$586$744$865$43,40320.6%
Davis County$481$607$738$942$43,74520.2%
Scott County$572$695$824$1,011$52,17119.0%
Rush County$549$670$821$1,012$50,87219.4%
King County$523$656$828$1,012$53,62518.5%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent in Pennsylvania?

The 2026 statewide average rent in Pennsylvania is $820/mo for a 1-bedroom and $1,004/mo for a 2-bedroom.

What percentage of people rent in Pennsylvania?

Approximately 39.0% of households in Pennsylvania are renters.

How strong are tenant rights in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania has a tenant rights score of 5/10. This indicates moderate renter protections.

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