Type a ZIP code to see HUD’s FY2027 rent benchmark for each bedroom count, set it next to listings you found, or price every unit in a 2 to 4 unit building.
Your comps
Add up to three listings you found for units like this one. I adjust each to your bedroom count with HUD’s own size ladder for the ZIP, then take the middle figure. What you type stays on this page: nothing is stored or sent.
How to pick good comps: the free Rent Comp Worksheet. RentEst is a free tool that pulls nearby listings automatically.
Nearby ZIP codes
HUD benchmarks for nearby ZIP codes, not rental listings.
This loads a ZIP location file from this site (about 130 KB), the Leaflet map script from cdnjs and map tiles from OpenStreetMap.
Distances are straight lines between ZIP code center points. ZIP points: U.S. Census Bureau 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (public domain); PO Box and single-business ZIP codes: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Map: Leaflet, tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Estimates, not advice. HUD’s figures are benchmarks for its housing programs, not a quote of what a unit will rent for. Check local listings and your lender before you set a rent or make an offer.
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